Day: March 5, 2021
Cryptocurrency Ban in Nigeria: The Good but a Bad for the Nigerian Economy
By Muhammad Yusuf Musa The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) recently reiterated its earlier ban on all licensed financial institutions in the country from participating in any transaction involving cryptocurrencies a term referring to a cluster of digital currencies that operate in the virtual world, hence do not exist in the tangible form. In a […]
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Road Accidents should be the history in Nigeria
By Muhammad Auwal Abbbas Road traffic accident has been a major challenge in our country. Many have passed to the grave beyond from our roads. Though our governments are doing some great job to make our roads safer, there are still some areas that are in a very bad state. Now the question, is […]
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Kauran Baluchi’s cordial relationship with the opposition led parliament
By Yunusa Ibrahim Jibrin Right from the incept, of this government of Bauchi state after a hard contested election between the then sitting Governor M.A Abubakar and the incumbent Senator Bala Abdulkadir Mohammed under the opposition party, the PDP. The state is in total doubt weather the government will be allowed to execute it’s […]
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Need to end Poverty for a better Nigeria
By Kabiru Yakubu About 90 million people – roughly half Nigeria’s population live in extreme poverty, according to estimates from the World Data Lab’s Poverty Clock. Around June 2018, Nigeria overtook India, a country with seven times its population, at the bottom of the table. Put in another context, if poor Nigerians were a country […]
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Increasing Women Political Participation for Economic Development in Nigeria
By Sani Dalhatu The exclusion of women in politics has been identified in recent times as one of the major setbacks for economic development. Women’s groups are a strong pillar for grassroots politics; and a drive for more women participating in politics at the grassroots still faces a lot of challenges, making it difficult […]
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