So it is better that the Nigerian Government does a proper retooling if it hopes to fight and win the fight against corruption
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It has over the years been perceived as an attacking dog of the government in power, used to hound perceived enemies of the state.
Aunty Ramota raised the alarm in a video shared online by philanthropist Agiye Amira, widely known on Instagram as Isaamira Food Bank.
The financial performance, which was made available to the media on Sunday, highlights the Group’s resilience and operational efficiency.
The President of the Trade Union Congress, Festus Osifo, offered the explanation in his response to the request
Whatever the outcome of the ruling, the EFCC has been in the news for the very reasons it promised to guard against.
Cardoso spoke at a news conference after the 294th meeting of the Monetary Policy Committee in Abuja on Tuesday.
Data from the official trading platform of the FMDQ revealed that the Naira strengthened by N25.09 or 1.78 percent.
The National Assembly constitutionally makes laws and acts as checks and balances on the executive and judiciary.
But one thing they sure may not want to take this time around is someone raising their hopes to dash it again.
Umahi revealed this when he inspected a new cement factory in Sokoto alongside former Governor Aminu Tambuwal.
It is interesting to realise that Nigerians know and talk about the dollar even more than the Americans who own it.
Are we still grieving over AFCON or celebrating a pyrrhic victory of coming second for a “record” equalling fifth time?
The EFCC has a knack for arresting a suspect, taking him to the public court in what is called a media trial, pummelled viciously
From all indications, the Committee looks expanded, inclusive and a good representation of all vested interests
From all indications, the Committee looks expanded, inclusive and a good representation of all vested interests
There is no place where lawmakers are expected to distribute money, do bogus empowerment or have homes that are always crowded with those seeking one monetary favour or the other, except in Nigeria.
Sending him off from Lokoja, the state capital, and receiving him in his hometown, Okene, should provide the answer.
It was a devastating experience for the affected ones and another disaster and sad tale to relate to the nation.
He said with the scheme, industrial action by staff unions of tertiary institutions would become a thing of the past.