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Presidency approves N46.86m to non-existing ‘Office of Chief Economic Adviser’ since…
By Olugbenga AdanikinTHE non-existing Office of the Chief Economic Adviser (OCEAP) to President Muhammadu Buhari got N46.86 million in the 2021 budget approved by the National!-->!-->!-->…
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NATIONAL: Global media coverage of Nigeria abductions ‘wrong’
In our series of letters from African writers, Nigerian novelist Adaobi Tricia Nwaubani criticises international media coverage of the abduction of schoolchildren in Nigeria -- from!-->…
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2020 and the weight of figures: ‘Covid was only complicit….’
Last year has gone but the burden of its scaring statistics could continue to weigh on the economy and livelihoods as another year unfolds. The current recession is the most sickening!-->…
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New Year Message: What the Governors said
STATE Governors across Nigeria have urged their respective citizens to promote unity while they adhere to Covid-19 protocols to limit the spread of the virus.In their respective!-->!-->!-->…
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ANALYSIS: Capital inflows thinning-out… no lesson learnt yet
NIGERIA’s total capital inflows (otherwise called capital importation) dropped to a three-year low in the second quarter of the year (Q2 2020), tumbling to $1.3 billion, from $5.9!-->…
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#EndSARS riots: The trauma of LASTMA
Officials of the Lagos State Traffic Management Authority (LASTMA) are used to managing confrontations from traffic offenders. But in the riots which followed the recent #EndSARS!-->…
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ANALYSIS: Scary image of a monolithic economy
IN the third quarter of last year (Q3 2019), non-oil commodities contributed about 20 per cent to the country’s total export earnings. The figure was considered a far cry from the!-->…
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NATIONAL: Abandoned children will return to haunt society, warn activists
Bemoan prevalent case of ‘forced child begging’AT the public launch of a research report recently, the reality of over 10 million children forced to beg on the streets of Northern!-->!-->!-->…
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ANALYSIS: With second recession, troubles of Nigeria’s polity will worsen
The annual routine maintenance of mechanical and electrical installations in the Presidential Villa is to cost N4.8 billion while refreshment and foodstuff is to gulp N389.8 million.!-->…
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NATIONAL: Why Nigerian university graduates are half-baked, unproductive
Dilapidated infrastructure in almost all institutionsInadequate facilities for teaching and learningScience-based workshops hold under sheds or treesOver-stretched equipment for!-->…
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