by Cheta Nwanze First lesson is that our government thinks that poverty alleviation is handing out largesses, creating jobs that ...
by Abiola Oladimeji One does not even need any foreign comment in order to know that the pronouncement of Nigeria ...
by Demola Rewaju All that the announcement did was to make official something we’ve known all along but the way ...
by Reno Omokri The thing that they fail to understand is that any Nigerian who discredits the rebasing of Nigeria’s ...
by Simon Kolawole Good news. Nigeria now houses the largest economy in Africa. We achieved this by simple arithmetic we ...
by Ifeanyi Uddin Evidently, despite the new ginormous size of our economy, there is an equally humongous opportunity for improvement. ...
by Frank Onuoha We made history – I like to think it is for good – by beating the South ...
by Cheta Nwanze Today’s piece is about economic systems, the World Bank and the IMF, and whether they have they ...
by Atiku Abubakar I come from the north, and I can tell you that government’s reliance on oil revenues has ...
by Adaobi Okwy The Holy Book says that we perish because of our lack of knowledge and I believe this ...
by Feyi Fawehinmi But the early days were characterised by him doing all sorts of different things as the opportunities ...
by Uzoma Elenwoke Having stated my case, I would want to see our government take a stronger stance on unemployment ...
by Saatah Nubari The fact that the Ogoni’s have always addressed the issues of injustice meted out to them peacefully, ...
by Gladys Nwachukwu Through all this chaos, I have paused to wonder. ASUU might have called off their strike, but ...
by Amir Abdulazeez We are now in 2014, 42 years after the book: ‘How Europe Underdeveloped Africa’ by Walter Rodney ...
by Dele Agekameh Before the latest threat, security agents had uncovered and dismantled the plot by the alleged terrorists to ...
by Bayo Oluwasanmi Only in Nigeria can the type of Dokubo – an anachronistic belligerent with a shrilled tone that’s ...
by Abdullahi M. Seidu During the debate of the 2014 budget at the national assembly, the mob mentality of the ...
by Chuba Ezekwesili Interestingly enough, the issue of change might have a smaller counter-effect of increasing the exchange of goods ...
by Henry Boyo Should Nigerians endure abject poverty in spite of increasing wealth for our serial economic predators or are ...
by Okey Ndibe Nigeria’s economic policy makers are understandably giddy about Mr. O’Neill’s flattering prognosis. I’d caution the infusion of ...
by Elnathan John And citizens wont blame you if the economy crashes. They will blame the president. Everything is the ...
by Muhammad Jameel Yusha’u Watch out, MINT will feature as an achievement during the 2015 electioneering campaign by Nigerian politicians, ...
by Perry Brimah Sanusi gave me his word, Mr. President. He will resign after you and your coterie do the ...
by Simon Kolawole Let me state clearly that I am not one of those who expect Nigeria to develop overnight. ...
by Nasir Suwaid The basic fundamental problem though is the fact that valid projections should always be premised on certain ...
by Dele Agekameh There are so many things to talk about, but we should bear it in mind that the ...
by Dr Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, GCFR Between 2007 and 2013, we have almost tripled the allocation for education from N224 ...
by Niran Adedokun However, the reality is that Nigeria cannot feed its citizens. There is suffocating hunger all over the ...
by Ifeanyi Uddin The drama, last week, started with the exchange of missives whose contents ministered well to purveyors of ...