Tuesday, October 15

Opinions

Why are Nigerians numb to death?

Many countries have adopted gender-neutral language in all their communication. Gender-specific words are no longer accepted in public communication. For example, “mankind” has been replaced with “humankind”, “humanity” or “human race”. Manpower has been replaced with “staff”, “personnel”, “workforce”, “labour…

Five errors you may make with ‘I’

If there is a contest for the title of the most popularly used word, ‘I’ will put up a good fight. It is one term that almost everyone has cause to use every day. (Not ‘everyday’ because its meaning is…

Impact of NAFDAC’s proposed ban on sachet alcohol

The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control’s proposed ban on sachet alcohol has sent shockwaves through Nigeria’s business landscape, igniting a heated debate among regulators, manufacturers, and citizens. While NAFDAC cites public health concerns as the driving…

Driven by Mammon (1), By Ayo Akerele

All round the globe, and from generation to generation, those who made money their god and their ultimate pursuit; those who stole and looted treasuries, have never lasted in the annals of positive history, much less in pleasing God. And…

Inflation, the Central Bank, and the Federal Government, By Uddin Ifeanyi

Whether one takes one’s prompt from the official numbers on the economy (GDP, inflation, exchange rate, unemployment numbers), or anecdotal evidence off Main Street (rising household prices, rising household indebtedness, even as breadwinners return home late in the evening with…

Olayemi Cardoso’s dilemma

Those who know Mr Olayemi Cardoso will agree that he got his current job as the governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria on a platter of solid professional background and strong personal attributes. His pedigree is rich as his…

Military or civilian, a coup is a coup!, By Wole Olaoye

President Macky Sall of Senegal Let Sall’s misadventure into ‘third-termism’ be a lesson to all African leaders. You have no right to transmogrify from a democrat to a despot. Indeed, your tenancy of the state house is at the pleasure…

Nigerian economy: A mockery of capitalism

On a mission to develop a manual devoted to the art and science of nation-building, my thoughts stumbled upon the centrepiece of every nation’s superstructure – the economy. The relentless waves of crushing economic woes Nigerians continue to suffer must…

Nigeria, crime and insecurity

Crime in Nigeria has increased exponentially over the past few years; crimes ranging from carjacking in streets, and armed robbery in homes, sometimes with Point-of-Sale machines, to the more grievous kidnapping and other acts of terrorism. As these problems increase,…

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