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NLC and the minimum wage debacle
Last week, perhaps in a move to distract attention from the successful splinter and creation of another labour…
Yuletide in the IDP camps
It is customary at the yuletide season for people to consider the fate of the less privileged and try to help them…
Nigerians’ eroding pension fund
As the government continues to fiddle with the economy, experimenting with antiquated command and control economics…
Nigeria’s federation must be restructured to work!
The chicken has finally come home to roost. After years of denying the obvious; of prevaricating and expecting oil…
PINE: This is shameful!
Following repeated reports of the worsening condition of residents of the various Internally Displaced People’s…
Digital financial inclusion can’t work without telcos…
The benefits of the financial inclusion of all citizens can be phenomenal. It will create such a positive and…
Private sector and the building of infrastructure
It has been estimated that for Nigeria to close its infrastructure gap and bring itself up to the international…
Building cheap through co-operatives
The story of home-ownership in Nigeria is never cheering, no matter who tells it and in whatever context. This is a…
Nigeria can’t postpone reforms for long
Nigeria has recorded a third successive quarter of negative economic growth. The economic recession, coupled with…
Democratic reversal in Gambia?
Not a few political analysts and watchers of events in Gambia believed the recently conducted presidential…
Unhealthy relationship between the federal government…
Muhammad Sanusi II, the Emir of Kano and former governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, recently weighed in on the…
A government operating above the law
On Tuesday, October 4 2016, the court of the Economic Community of West African State (ECOWAS) court declared the…