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The reforms recommended by the International Monetary Fund, IMF, have not effectively solved the problems faced by African countries.

The title of this article was provoked by two factors, and each of them is worrisome. First is the vociferous pronouncement of what are called the Bretton Woods Institutions on practically every facet of life in Nigeria....

A new report has exposed how the commercialisation of healthcare in Nigeria undermined responses to the Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19).

A news medium reported it as follows: Seyi Makinde, Oyo state governor, has approved the appointment of Lekan Balogun as the 42nd Olubadan of Ibadanland. The approval, which was announced on Monday, comes in the wake of a recommendation from the Olubadan-in-Council.. Nigeria Online News

Ideas Nigeria Movement (INM), a body made up of Nigerians driven by the tripodal values of nationalism, innovation and a quest to build capacity in leadership has outlined several factors ...

By GARVIN KARUNARATNE Ph.D. The editorial of The Island on Sri Lanka’s Independence Day says it all: “The challenge before us is to retrace our steps, figure out where we took wrong turns, and forge ahead in the right direction, as many other nations have already done. Easier said than done, but there seems to […]

The lower chamber said the federal government should review the existing laws and policy on cocoa/commodity production.

Former Finance Minister, Seth Terkper, denied reports claiming that he supports the E-levy, describing the tax on some electronic transactions as the worst idea.

How will 2023 pan out? Of all who have stepped out, Tinubu has been the more significant. And this has generated much hoopla already.

Where reforms have tended to work in certain instances, leading to an improvement in the balance of payments, the mass of the people have borne the brunt.