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Well-Earned Stars: Years Of Silent Service Propel Meteke Into The Elite Admirals’ League.
By ZAKAA LAZARUS In the tradition-bound world of the Nigerian Navy, stars are not handed out for visibility or noise....
Well-Earned Stars: Years Of Silent Service Propel Meteke Into The Elite Admirals’ League.
By ZAKAA LAZARUS In the tradition-bound world of the Nigerian Navy, stars are not handed out for visibility or noise....
CBN: A Catalyst for Economic Growth – Cardoso
The Monetary Policy Committee {MPC} of the Central Bank of Nigeria {CBN} held its 303rd meeting, the last of its...
nsecurity and Soaring Food Prices: Why CBN’s MPC Must Target the Real Enemy Despite Favourable Macroeconomic Tailwinds
BY BLAISE UDUNZE Obviously, one would say that the macroeconomic indicators are finally pointing in the right direction, yet, daily...
FG’s Suspension of 15% Fuel Import Duty: A Holistic Step Toward Economic Relief and Market Stability
BY BLAISE UDUNZE In a welcome display of policy sensitivity and economic rationality, the Federal Government has suspended the planned...
Taxing, Borrowing the Future Without Building: What Has Nigeria’s Fiscal Authority Done for the Real Sector?
BY BLAISE UDUNZEIn today’s Nigeria, one uncomfortable truth has become glaring that the fiscal authority collects, but it does not...
The Wike / Naval Officer Altercation:
Rule of Law Versus Rule of Personality
By James Aduku OdauduIn any democracy worthy of its name, the rule of law stands as the most important pillar...
COAS Storms Maiduguri On Maiden Operational Tour, Charge Troops To Eliminate Insurgents In North East
By ZAKAA LAZARUS In a bold demonstration of renewed strategic resolve to stamp out insurgency and restore enduring peace to...
Banks Cash Out, Economy Loses Out: How Nigerian Banks’ N5.05Trn Government Securities Boom is Stifling Real Growth
By BLAISE UDUNZEIn a year when Nigeria’s economy continues to groan under the weight of inflation, unemployment, and weak purchasing...
139M Poor, Yet Counting “Progress”: Nigeria’s Poverty Crisis Demands More Than Policy
BY BLAISE UDUNZE The latest World Bank Nigeria Development Update delivers a chilling verdict, as 139 million Nigerians, over half...
