Business & Economy

What Happened To Nigeria’s $20 Billion?

Nigeria is subliminally going through perilous times. Unfortunately, the factors responsible forthese conditions are dangerously explained away politically. The people are hit by mute...

Banks Are Not My Business

Whenever I see any bank and the ill-assorted characters called bankers in their foppish coats I suffer an extravagance of laughter. The Poet does not...

How Decisive Monetary Policy Is Powering Nigeria’s Economic Resilience and Growth

In an era marked by global economic volatility, few nations have demonstrated strength and foresight of Nigeria’s Central Bank and its Monetary Policy Committee...

The Secret Of Online Marketing

Majority of people that browse the net are not looking for something to buy. Rather, they are looking for a solution to their problems. They will pay anything to anyone that has the answer to their problem...

Differentiate Your Online Business With USP

Emphasise your uniqueness with the type of promise you make to your clients. Do not promise what you cannot give. You should be sure you deliver on the promise...

No Reason To Be Poor

Indians and Chinese have been regarded as the 4th and 5th largest ethnic groups in Nigeria after Hausa, Igbo and Yoruba. You need to see how those guys flock into Nigeria on daily basis to explore the windows of opportunities that abound in Nigeria...

Letter to The Guardian Editor: Awaiting UBA-Zenith Merger

As a close watcher of recent trends in the Nigerian banking sector, I observed that a lot have been said about having a global bank emerge from Nigeria...

At The Mercy Of Nigerian Traders

The absence of vibrant consumer protection organisations in Nigeria exposes consumers to exploitation by retail outlets. This interview explores the worrying exploitation of consumers by some retail outlets…

Avoiding The Pitfalls Of E-Business In Nigeria

Starting an online business or taking your bricks-and- mortar business to the internet is a welcomed development in Nigeria...

Oil Nigeria: Bothered For Fair Shares

What currently prevails in the Nation’s Southern oil enclave is a specific variant of internal colonialism….

Oil Nigeria: Bothered For Fair Shares

What currently prevails in the Nation’s Southern oil enclave is a specific variant of internal colonialism….

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And to the extent that the Ogoni story is still today kept on the backburner by the three warring giant elephants is enough proof that interests of ethnic minorities in Nigeria are still peripheral...

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The insertion of certain voices of reason into public discourse usually changes not only the tone of that conversation but the direction. Professor Wole Soyinka's recent eruption, I'm afraid, has shown the persisting lack of discernment that pervades the moribund opposition movement in Nigeria...

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In Defense Of The Critic

I rather feel that Paul Adujie hasn’t really been receiving a fair treatment, because some of the attacks on him have been malicious, as if calculated to run the brother out of cyberspace. I do feel for the man. It’s as if all the anger and frustration with some of our corrupt leaders are being taken out on him anytime he pens an essay...

A Nuclear-Free World: Prospects and Problems

While the League of Nations had an elaborate mechanism for disarmament, the United Nations, which has been under the influence of powerful states that patronize arms manufacturers have not been very willing to deal with both moral disarmament and general disarmament…

As We Approach President Buhari’s 100 Days In Office

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