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BY NASIR AMINU Redesigning currencies is an activity for sovereign nations. It allows the currency-issuing country to improve the currency’s security to deter counterfeiting. The new notes come with cleaner
BY ZOGBOBIA SELOMO To what level has this country to sink to warrant a stirring from the leadership of this much vaunted most populous black nation on earth into action?
BY STANLEY ALIEKE A client (excitedly) called me the other day saying that a prospective Nigerian investor wants to invest $2m into their investment and capital venture management company and
BY AISHAT ABISOLA As everyone knows, maintaining a proper grasp of your mental health can be difficult, especially in stressful
BY CHINEDU ORJI It is common knowledge that the long years of military rule bequeathed a legacy of decrepit socio-economic
BY JUNAIDU USMAN ABUBAKAR Governance is the bridge that separates poverty and wealth. When it is good, wealth is created
BY ADENIRAN AKINBOYEWA Due to many years of failed government projects and white elephants, Nigerians have become a cynical lot.
BY TONY ADEMILUYI In the colonial days of yore, the British possessed a few personnel and adopted an indirect rule
BY PAULINUS ONUH The recent interview by the original candidate of the Labour Party for Enugu north senatorial zone, Ernest
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