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When some of us were in secondary school, a grade one WAEC certificate will make you unacceptable for employment in a Nigerian…

When President Umaru Yar’Adua (may his gentle soul rest in peace), nominated Sanusi Lamido Sanusi as the CBN governor designate to the…

Since the return to democracy, the PDP has been having its way because it has always had the majority members in the…

 When the governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Mallam Sanusi Lamido, September 2013 wrote informing the president that the Nigerian National…

 When in the late 70s General Murtala Muhammed came on the Nigerian political scene, he created an unusual sensation. His words were…

 The ruling class in Nigeria has never failed to amuse me. Sometimes, they sound genuine. At other times, they just find it…

 Nigeria, unfortunately, is a country that runs on vicious circles. What beats human imagination is the rate at which the nation’s leaders…

Budgets all over the world are basic estimates that guide either the individual, corporate organization or nations on their spending pattern. Budget…

Governance in developed economies is a pact between the people and their government. The people willingly surrender their individual power to a…

Nigerians, who have not been following trends in Nigeria’s social economic affairs, were stunned by the purchase of armoured cars for the…

One of the sessions at the just concluded IMF/World Bank Group Annual Meetings is how developing countries can raise their tax base…

This article was first published last November. As Nigerians prepare for a national dialogue the hopes and wishes of Nigerians is that…

President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan has yielded to the desire of many for a national dialogue. Many who in the past fanned the…