In the bustling landscape of modern society, a subtle but profound transformation has been taking place. The post The quiet disappearance of essential virtues in society appeared first on The Guardian …
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Celebrating the visionary Aigboje Aig-Imoukhuede at 57
The joy of his birthday this year was eclipsed by the horrible incident of February 9, 2024, in which he lost his brother, friend and business partner – Dr. Herbert …
Read More »Fed rate cut signals cautious optimism
In a move that ended months of market speculation, the U.S. Federal Reserve’s Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) has broken its 14-month policy pause with a significant 50 basis point …
Read More »Unmasking Tinubu’s government of NADECO veterans
When Major-General Muhammadu Buhari overthrew the elected civilian administration of President Shehu Shagari on the last day of 1983, he inherited an economy in a mess and a political system …
Read More »Let values reorientation begin in Aso Villa
The National Orientation Agency (NOA), on September 11, 2024, announced it had commenced implementation of a National Values Charter, as part of President Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda. The post Let …
Read More »Dangote, witches and why we need yams
In the months and years ahead, Nigerians and Africans would have a choice of buying refined petroleum products produced on our soil. In North and West Africa, only Libya and …
Read More »Knowledge, intellectual property as veritable tools for economic growth
Over the years, economists have tried to provide explanation to the factors behind accelerated and sustainable growth of some economies while others remain comatose or stunted in growth. The post …
Read More »Presidential monologue – Part 37
Hello Mr President. I address this morning miscellaneous matters . First, is the recent battle triumph by our gallant armed forces under the leadership of General Christopher Musa in neutralising …
Read More »The fallacy of taxing a country into prosperity
In Nigeria, the debate over the role of taxation in fostering national prosperity is particularly poignant. As Africa’s largest economy, the country faces the dual challenge of generating sufficient public …
Read More »Tinubu’s roadmap: Lessons from China’s rise
President Tinubu must have been surprised and astonished by what he saw on the avenues and streets while moving to his hotel. A first-timer in China, even from an advanced …
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