June 12 and the unfinished business of Nigerian democracy
Guest Columnist By John Kokome
Democracy in Nigeria has come a long way, but it is still a work in progress. The nation has won...
America borrows power, Nigeria borrows survival
Findings show that the United States owes more than $36 trillion while Nigeria owes over N159.28 trillion, with external debt now standing at approximately...
From craze for airports to scramble for airlines
Tuesday Column By VICTORIA NGOZI IKEANO
vikeano@yahoo.co.uk | 08033077519
Construction of airports was exclusive preserve of the federal government until some years ago when state governments...
The rubber-ruler fallacy: A response to recent claims on price changes under the Tinubu administration
Guest Columnist By Tanimu Yakubu
Introduction
In periods of economic adjustment, citizens naturally judge government performance through the prices they encounter in markets, petrol stations...
When faith meets politics: The cost to moral authority
Guest Columnist By Sam Agogo
Nigeria’s spiritual and traditional leaders were once the conscience of society. Imams, pastors, priests and traditional clerics were respected for their...
