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The challenge of a continuous increase in recurrent expenditure amidst dwindling revenue has always been a recurring one in the last three or four decades. Now, the Federal Government has announced the strong desire to seek concrete ways to cut the huge cost of governance. This is following the statement from the ministry of finance that…
Far from speculations and oracular deductions, access to uninterrupted potable water supply across the country has remained a challenge. This is evident in the quotation of the Honourable Minister of Water Resources, Engr. Suleiman Adamu which reads: “There is no single city in this country that enjoys pipe-borne water 24 hours a day, seven…
The path to greatness is not without hurdles. It is mostly defined by crisis and confrontations. Two top Nigerian businessmen who have walked this road are Barrister Jimoh Ibrahim and Innocent Chukwuma. The two astute investors have worked, fought and pushed hard to overcome several obstacles which has seen them at the zenith of…
Concerned stakeholders have continued to lament the pressures female marketers are made to undergo. Some banks are known to engage female employees and assign to them very high and unrealistic targets for deposit mobilisation and other assets creation ventures. With the current challenging times and the struggle for survival in Nigeria’s uncertain labour market, those…
While successive governments have made efforts in diversifying Nigeria’s economy across major sectors, one segment that awaits the nation’s exploits is natural gas. In all human existence, energy is of importance. Energy has always been a major means of wealth creation. It is therefore imperative that the role of energy as an economic driver is…
Nigerian consumers have remained victims of manipulation in the hands of manufacturers. Although, there are regulatory agencies saddled with the responsibility of checkmating this menace, the violation of customer rights seems to have continued unhindered. Staple foods have become fast-moving consumers goods (FMCG) for many Nigerians. Not a day goes by without thousands consuming them….
Most religious leaders do not understand the weight of their position. A man of God is not an ordinary person. When a man of God speaks, it is assumed that he speaks and sees through the mouth and eyes of God. Since religion or what others prefer to call spirituality is the closest relationship man…
History will always repeat itself, especially when people refuse to learn from it. This is why a considerable number of countries are battling internal strives and violence in the world today. Nigeria is also battling ugly security situations. The failure to proffer a lasting solution to the nation’s security problems is what the Indigenous People…
Lagos State Governor, Mr Babajide Sanwo-Olu announced that the state is unveiling its five-year agricultural master plan to boost food production in the state. He disclosed this at a recent event with the theme, “Implementation of Exploratory Dialogue of the United Nations Food Systems Summit in South-West Geopolitical Zone.” According to the governor, “You will…
Census has remained a veritable mechanism through which countries around the world garner the data of their citizens for sustainable development. Constitutionally, Nigeria’s census should be done every 10 years by the National Population Commission (NPC), but it has been difficult to sustain due to the pressures on the economy and lack of political will…
