Crypto Dives Further Amid Renewed Deleveraging Events
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Markets Find Footing as Gold Shines
Jerome Powell remarks about QT has attracted a fair bit of attention. The Fed's total holdings of Treasuries and mortgage-backed securities are now nearing 21% of US GDP, a level broadly viewed as neutral based on the cycle before the pandemic.
Demolitions: When rule of law goes awry
Recently, Nigerians watched on national television, as some prominent southeast politicians visited the Aspanda Market in the former Trade Fair Complex in Lagos, over recent demolitions in that vicinity by Lagos State authorities. The visit spoke of the high-octane nature of an
Anambra 2025: History And Upset May Repeat
By Dan Obi Politics in Anambra is complicated. It’s often always about candidates, their Godfathers, moneybags, an increasingly transactional electorate, and endless intrigues. Zoning in Anambra exists, but more as a convenient debate topic. It is respected by most and disregarded by
The Nigeria Oil Industry is Seeking to Return Ogoni to 1995
By Fegalo Nsuke In the past six years, the Movement for the Survival of the Ogoni People (MOSOP) has pursued a peaceful and more generally acceptable path to resolve the Ogoni problem. This commitment led to a resolution on September 27, 2020,
UNN, Nnaji, a question of honour
It is a huge relief that Geoffrey Uchechukwu Nnaji has resigned as Minister of Innovation, Science & Technology in disgrace after years of being embroiled in allegations of forgery and perjury. I understand that President Tinubu asked for his resignation Tuesday afternoon
Climate Change Chaos: Africa Emits Less But Suffers More
Droughts in Kenya and Somalia have wiped out livestock and emptied villages. In Nigeria and Sudan, floods have submerged farmlands and displaced millions. From Malawi to Mozambique, cyclones strike with growing force, while in South Africa, record heatwaves and wildfires destroy homes
How To Cope As An Opposition Politician in Akwa Ibom State: An Eyewitness’ Perspectives
From my observation, many PDP members in Akwa Ibom State have been seriously troubled by the movement of Gov. Eno into the APC. The symptoms of these traumas come in various forms. But there are many coping mechanisms to deal with the
Blood on Their Hands: Nigeria’s Security Nightmare Unfolds
As September drew to a close, a tragic incident reminded Nigerians that no one is truly safe. Gunmen ambushed a group of forest guards in Kwara State, killing at least 12 individuals. The attack occurred in Oke-Ode (Ifelodun LGA) and Tsaragi (Edu
Air Peace: Sabotage, Struggle For Nigerian Skies
By Achillues Chud Uchegbu The Nigerian sky is volatile. In 24 years, it has consumed 21 airlines that dared to challenge it. These include Nigeria Airways, Albarka Air, Oriental Airlines, Discovery Air, Air Midwest, Okada Air, EAS Airlines, NICON Airways, Med-View
The Nigerian Economy At 65, By Muda Yusuf
Nigeria has experienced eight recessions since independence — in 1967, 1975, 1978, 1981–1983, 1993, 2016, and 2020 — largely triggered by oil price shocks, fiscal mismanagement, or global crises. Each downturn revealed the same structural fragilities: heavy reliance on oil revenues, weak
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