Public Affairs

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) recently accused bureaux de change (BDCs) of fomenting “gross inefficiencies and sharp practices (such...

The recent comment by Lagos House Committee Chairman on Public Accounts, knocking the Federal Government on its tacit support of...

The Central Bank of Nigeria’s (CBN) cashless policy first introduced in Lagos as a pilot scheme in January 2012 formally...

On 21 June 2013, voters in Ekiti State trooped out in the midst of tight security to vote in an...

Though the Nigerian Stock Exchange is right, delisting the companies will hurt many investors and indeed, the economy The management...

•Private concerns, rather than the Federal Government, seem to take the initiative on refineries Will we soon be seeing a...

Sadly, the current doctors’ strike, like the series of strikes that preceded it, would not change anything. The reason is...

Late last May, the age-long drive to bring the finances of religious organizations in the country into the approved taxable...

The bloodbath in the North-Central states has continued for so long, inuring the public and media to an unfolding human...

The ongoing National Conference is a product of persistent pressure for the creation of a forum at which the Nigerian...

Another effort by the Senate to end the polytechnics lecturers’ strike will be made on Tuesday. An earlier meeting on...

At a period when more and more Nigerians shun the instrumentality of the law in the settlement of disputes and...

The recent statement by President Goodluck Jonathan that the Boko Haram insurgents were  exploiting the conflict between pastoralists and farmers...

Any progress at all in recovering losses is after all better than a total stalemate, which describes the federal government’s...