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Nigeria says working hard to resolve gasoline crisis

In a chat with Nigerians from all walks of life on Sunday evening during the stopover, the Vice President noted that the Federal Government was moving as quickly as it could to solve the fuel crisis and reduce the difficulties Nigerians were facing as a result.

Monday, 27 July 2020

CHURCH BUSINESS: Blame the church for corruption in Nigeria

By Oludare Mayowa This may sound ridiculous in many ways to some people, but the truth remains that; the church and its leaders are culpable in the bizarre of ongoing drama at both the Legislative and the Executive arms of government as allegations of corruption and counter allegations by political office holders running the affairs of our country has been flying around. The corruption jamboree we are witnessing among the political class in recent time has its root in the church and the encouragement given by some of its leaders who serve as enablers...

Saturday, 25 July 2020

President Buhari phobia for wearing face mask

Nigerian President Mohammadu Buhari on Thursday proved the naysayers wrong when he arrived in Bamako, capital of Mali, adorning a face mask, his first time of being seen with the protective gear to wade of the spread of Covid-19.Right from the aircraft that conveyed him to the meeting with other presidents of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) to resolve political crisis brewing in the sahel region, the president wore his facemask...

How Joe Abah tweet Forces Govt To Revise Increase In Courier Licence Fees

By Oludare MayowaAn innocuous tweet by a public analyst Joe Abah on Saturday has triggered a chain of reactions from the minister of communications and digital economy Isa Ali Pantami over the increase in licence fee for courier services by the Nigerian Postal Service (NIPOST).Abah, who was a former Director-General of the Bureau for Public Sector Reform until 2017 and social media enthusiast had written a post on his verified Twitter handle calling the attention of Pantami to the new requirements by NIPOST for courier and logistics services in...

Monday, 20 July 2020

CHURCH BUSINESS: Lending Helping Hands, The Way To Go

By Oludare Mayowa“The Salvation Army was founded on the principle that a man with an empty stomach doesn’t care about the gospel until he’s fed.”The outbreak of the Coronavirus pandemic and the attendant lockdown imposed by the government to contain the spread of the disease helped opened many church leaders’ eyes to the need to help the vulnerable among them.Many churches rose to the occasion to reach out to some of the needy among them in response to the widespread hunger and lack that heralded the lockdown among some underprivileged within the...

Friday, 17 July 2020

CHURCH BUSINESS: What Legacy Are You Leaving Behind?

By Oludare MayowaOne of my leaders in faith recently wrote a note on a platform we both belong on his experience during the lockdown imposed by the government in a bid to contain the spread of covid-19 and it was illuminating and took me back to reflect on my own past.“I found out that the dreams I had while growing up were truncated by the leaders that came into my life. I found out that I lost me to them.” This was an extract from the post by the cleric.What is your legacy as leaders?I was struck with awe because his experience was similar to...

Thursday, 16 July 2020

The changing world of business: New look of Global Financial Digest

Welcome to our world as the world changes so also the profession of journalism and its practitioners. We have evolved from being a blogger to a full-blown News platform that reports financial and economic news and other global news of interest to a larger and diverse interest across the globe.We are inviting you to please join us in the new journey to promote quality news reporting from a refreshing angle and provide in-depth analysis of issues that affect the economy and the business world.  Our new Website; Global Financial Digest...

Akpabio, Nunieh Brickbats: Why Buhari Must Step In To Ensure Sanity

By Oludare MayowaThe ongoing brickbats between the minister of Niger Delta Affairs, Godswill Akpabio and the immediate past acting chief executive of Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC), Joi Nunieh is sickening and perhaps symptomatic of the going on and biggest troubles in the present administration of President Mohammadu Buhari. Akpabio, Nunieh Brickbats: Why Buhari Must Step In To Ensure SanityFirst, it was the arrest and suspension of the acting chairman of the Economic And Financial Crime Commission (EFCC), Ibrahim Magu over allegations...