I encourage the great Mr Cardoso to waste no time in looking at this perennial problem, which is slam bang within the purview of banking supervision. There was a time when the CBN wanted to engage the Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria (CIBN) to somehow certify all staff in banking, so that proper careers […]
In matters of economics, Ikoyi trumps Fadeyi by far, By ‘Tope Fasua
To Mr Banwo, I will say he should allow CBN to do it’s work, which is a very complex one. Maybe by the time Messrs Cardoso and Edun succeed, the Ikoyi gang would have emerged over their less-fortunate Fadeyi counterparts. From antecedents, capacity, ambience, sheer value, and what-have-you, I will personally vote for Ikoyi to […]
New players in the agric space: Implications for food security and inflation, By ‘Tope Fasua
Many agritech companies still play as middlemen and aggregators. Some of them are the middlemen who dictate the prices in the markets. They detest the idea of commodity boards, but we must keep reminding them that our farmers need protection and cooperatives have always operated at that level and must be given a chance to […]
Nigeria: Knowing our place in the world, to becoming truly great, By ‘Tope Fasua
How is the middle class defined? These are two descriptions I found in two dictionaries: A social class that occupies a position between the upper class and the lower class and is composed mainly of business and professional people, government officials, farmers, and skilled workers. A social group that consists of well-educated people, such as […]
Keeping hope alive – How the Tinubu strategy will deliver, By ‘Tope Fasua
These two key reforms that the government has embarked upon are actually designed to remake an economy. Their success will also bring with it a total overhaul of public service, higher earning for all and sundry – including our artisans who are hardly organised these days, a new understanding in resource management, better compliance around […]