Farewell to 2017
Like other years, 2017 has gone forever. Every year has its pains and gains, and 2017 cannot be an exception. It is, therefore, wrong to paint one yea
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Like other years, 2017 has gone forever. Every year has its pains and gains, and 2017 cannot be an exception. It is, therefore, wrong to paint one yea
Since 2015, regular payment of salaries and pensions had become a daunting task, forcing some states to adopt modulation formulars to defray the accum
The return of queues in our filling stations has sent panic in the minds of Nigerians. Unlike in the last one decade where fuel scarcity became an ann
Beyond blaming the oil marketers, in my view, our economic model is the issue. As long as we continue to fix the pump price of petroleum we can only h
The Federal Government’s N10 billion proposal for the electrification of 37 federal universities and seven university teaching hospitals across