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Reforms, Resilience, Results: The Atiku Legacy By Abdullahi Mato Umaru
For more than three decades, Atiku Abubakar has been a fixture of Nigerian public life – first as Vice President from 1999 to 2007, and since then as a presidential contender. Supporters point to his tenure under former President Olusegun Obasanjo as the period when Nigeria’s modern economic architecture was built, and argue that his record deserves closer attention as the country continues to wrestle with ill-conceived trial and error reforms.
Ibadan Electricity Distribution Coy: Fuelling unending darkness, By Emmanuel l.Nwagboniwe
Let me confess frankly here: Nigeria’s 11 Electricity Distribution Companies(Discos) have largely been vilified over their not impressive services nationwide. But from the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission’s (NERC) Performance lndex data, and personal experience on ground, it seems the lbadan Electricity Distribution Company (lBEDC) stands out in this league of the Discos’ poor performers.
APC Plans to Use Federal Might to Rig Guber Poll, Says Osun Govt
As the August 15 Osun State governorship election approaches, the Osun State Government has accused the All Progressives Congress, APC, of plotting to deploy “federal might” to influence the outcome of the poll. The Commissioner for Information and Public Enlightenment, Kolapo Alimi, made the allegations during an interview on Arise Television.
How Nigeria’s Banking Sector Can Maximise the Benefits of Recapitalisation, By Henry Obiekea
Nigeria’s banking industry is entering one of the most significant transformation periods since the 2005 banking consolidation exercise. The Central Bank of Nigeria’s (CBN) ongoing recapitalisation programme is more than a regulatory requirement—it is a strategic investment in the country’s financial future. If implemented successfully, it has the potential to strengthen financial stability, deepen credit access, improve investor confidence, and support a more inclusive and resilient economy.
How Nigeria’s Banking Sector Can Maximise the Benefits of Recapitalisation By Henry Obiekea
Nigeria’s banking industry is entering one of the most significant transformation periods since the 2005 banking consolidation exercise. The Central Bank of Nigeria’s (CBN) ongoing recapitalisation programme is more than a regulatory requirement—it is a strategic investment in the country’s financial future. If implemented successfully, it has the potential to strengthen financial stability, deepen credit access, improve investor confidence, and support a more inclusive and resilient economy.
How Nigeria’s Banking Sector Can Maximise the Benefits of Recapitalisation
By Sani Abdulrazak, PhD People go through watershed moments sometimes when the cacophony of politics attempts to drown the cadence of progress; it becomes more serious when chimaera masquerades as certainty, but it is a known fact after all that the loudest voices are most times not necessarily the wisest. Kaduna seems to have arrived at one of those moments.
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