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The Buhari led administration is presently in a similar partnership with the German government and Siemens. But in my observation, the only change that has taken place since this new development is but thoughtless increments of bills/tariffs paid by Nigerians.

Eric Teniola, a former Director at the Presidency, argues that the incoming government at the federal level should jettison the post of minister of state. He argues: “A look at the 1999 Constitution shows that there is no provision for Minister of State, all we have is Minister, same with the 1979 Constitution.

Entrepreneurship is a spirit; leadership is its soul while society is its body. Without the spirit, the body is dead! Also, without the soul, the spirit

“Life is short. Life is short. Life is short. Make hay while the sun shines. Make hay while the sun shines. Make hay while the sun shines,” the preacher bellowed. While I was still in a state of bewilderment trying to grasp his drift, the preacher said, “Work while it is day: the night cometh, when no man can work”.   

Goodluck Ebele Jonathan has urged Nigerians to show love to one another and imbibe the spirit of sacrifice as a means of rebuilding trust.

Another news report within the same time frame indicated that the federal government made a total of N3.25tn in 2020, and out of which it spent a total of N2.34tn on debt servicing within the year. This means, the report underlined, that 72 per cent of the government’s revenue was spent on debt servicing. It…

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Templars Senior Partner and immediate past President of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA), Mr. Olumide Akpata, was on Saturday, 1 April 2023, presented with the African Legal Icon Award at the first-ever African Heritage Concert & Awards (Afri-Heritage 23) which took place at the Kigali Marriot in Kigali, Republic of Rwanda. Mr. Akpata shot to […]

Senior Partner, Templars and the immediate past President of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA), Mr. Olumide Akpata, has been awarded the African legal icon at the first-ever African Heritage Concert & Awards (Afri-Heritage 23).

From the above, it is evident that the nation did not arrive at its present state of indebtedness by accident but through a well programmed plan of actions and inactions that engineered national poverty and bred indebtedness.  T