The CBN, ATM Charges, and Regulatory Capture, By Chidi Anselm Odinkalu
On 13 August 2014, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) issued a circular announcing the “re-introduction of ‘Remote-on-Us’ ATM cash...
Rethinking Global Strategies on Banking Fraud, By Kolawole Olaniyan
The financial crisis during 2008 and 2009, and its devastating effects on the socio-economic conditions of many people have made...
Before You Crucify Chidi Odinkalu, By John Danfulani
On Tuesday 9th September 2014, I updated my Facebook wall with a picture of the Chairman of the country's human rights...
School Will Soon Be Back In Session, By Olúfémi Àjàlá
Late last month, the education ministry made an announcement that brought every parent of a child between the ages of...
Temitope Oshikoya and the Limits of Diligent Research, By Paul C Nwabuikwu
It is a shame that someone with the credentials of Dr Temitope Oshikoya would display the kind of dishonesty and...
Chibok and the Policy Choice of Silence, By Soji Apampa
On April 14, life as we knew it in Nigeria changed forever. Boko-Haram abducted over 200 teenage secondary school girls...
The ‘Fowl’ Play of Impeachments, By Jaafar Jaafar
There was a wild drama in Kano State House of Assembly in June 2001 when the then Speaker of the...
Pray For Me, By Mike Awoyinfa
This is it! The most unimaginable nightmare! This is it! The most painful column I have ever written or will...
Something in Adamawa’s Water, By Hakeem Baba Ahmed
“One of the privileges of the great is to witness catastrophes from a terrace.” Jean Giraudoux If the disastrous collapse...
Jonathan In Chibok and The Pleasures of Muted Responsibility, By Sunday Dare
Over 100 days have passed. The whereabouts and welfare of the 290 girls abducted from Chibok remain a unknown to...
