CBN Has Always Carried Out Corporate Social Responsibility — Prof. Olofin

Certain policies of the Central Bank of Nigeria have recently attracted public criticism; however, a member of its board, Prof. Sam Olofin, says the bank's actions are in line with its mandate. He spoke to ISAAC AIMURIE and NGOZI OBOH. In Nigeria, ...

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Dealing With Boko Haram More Difficult Than Civil War — Jonathan

President Goodluck Jonathan, in this exclusive interview with JONATHAN POWER, a syndicated foreign affairs columnist and commentator, speaks on how his administration has succeeded in tackling corruption, especially on fertiliser procurement and distri...

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Electricity Tariff Hike: Nigerians Pay Dearly For FG’s Inefficiency

Barely two months after government introduced the fuel subsidy removal policy which sparked off a protest which nearly set the entire country ablaze, the government last week announced a planned 88 per cent  hike of electricity tariff setting tong...

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Bayelsa: Seriake Dickson’s Cross Of Restoration In The Midst Of Intrigue

Seriake Dickson has just succeeded in overcoming an internal crisis with the ruling People's Democratic Party and getting elected as governor. Osa Okhomina, looks at the new challenges he now faces. While the people had resolved to cue into the cha...

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Petroleum Industry Act Will Resolve Oil Sector Crisis – Mustapha

The Vice Chairman of Reps Committee On Petroleum (Up Stream) Honourable Moshood Mustapha in this interview with newsmen in Ilorin Kwara State, speaks on the ongoing probe of the Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), and shares insights on seve...

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