When we cannot explain why prices are rising
Nigeria has arrived at a situation where it is hard now to explain in clear terms why some economic variables, especially costs or prices, are changin
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Niger’s mass wedding and societal stability
It is disgraceful to see how polarisation is affecting our coexistence in spite of calls from our founding fathers, and it is even more worrying that
EFCC: Hitting the mark with war against spraying
There is an adage that if a blind man is given a gun and enough bullets, he will surely hit the target one day! This is, in a way, applicable to the E
Engaging World Bank, IMF again
Nigerian public commentators generally speak of the World Bank and the International monetary fund (IMF) flippantly and simplistically as “enemies of
The Matawalle Metaphor
As a young journalist at The Punch in 1980, I appeared one morning at Eko Hotel, as it was then known, to interview newly-elected Senator Joseph Tarka