All posts by Caesar Keluro

• Where Is Our Job Creation Plan?

  What is the single most important step the government should take to create more jobs? We think that our government should stop spending so much and stop double taxation and taxing productivity. Stop borrowing entirely and begin...

  • Posted September 16, 2011
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• ACCCESS TO PORTABLE WATER DILEMMA

  As the world battle global hunger, the President of International Commission on Large Dams Dr. Jia Jinscheng said that 1.1billion people globally lack access to portable water. This has further accentuated the widening gap between the rich...

  • Posted September 15, 2011
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• Oil Exports Earnings In Chinese Yuan: Stemming The Troubles Ahead

  NIgeria is to earn her oil exports in Chinese Yuan. This is fallout of an agreement reached by Nigeria and China. She is expected to keep between 5-10% of her foreign export earnings in the Chinese currency....

  • Posted September 14, 2011
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• Govt Mega Projects, The Poverty In Nigeria: The Need For Practical Value

  About 70 percent of Nigeria’s 150 million people live below the poverty line, this figure rose from 54 percent previously. Poverty in Nigeria remains endemic in spite of poverty alleviation works. This development has been described by...

  • Posted September 13, 2011
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  An Economy Hungry For Power

  Power will be always a strategic asset and resource in realizing nations’ dreams of building great economies or sustaining same. It is near the much you consume that signifies your economy’s strength and influence in the global...

  • Posted September 12, 2011
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  Cashless Society: The Hurdles and Suggestions

  Societies are known to reinvent themselves in ways that remain amazing to the human selves. Sometimes our resistance to change becomes our albatross. But change could be a huge lift into that dream world-A better and smarter...

  • Posted September 9, 2011
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  LAGOS STATE TENANCY LAW AND MATTERS ARISING

  The euphoria that greeted the passage of the Lagos State tenancy bill has not died. It has been praised as one of the finest people-oriented efforts in the country. We applaud the Fashola-led government effort to addressing...

  • Posted September 8, 2011
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  FG, SPURRING STARTUPS AND LESSONS FROM CHINA

  In the 70s, China needed a change. It could not come fast enough. Their challenge? Transform the world’s largest country into a real-time, go-fast economy-with major internal structural changes. From the beginning, she worked with the West...

  • Posted September 7, 2011
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  Nigeria’s Declining Global Competitiveness [Editorial]

  The World Economic Forum, an independent international organization in its global competitiveness ranking shows that Nigeria’s competitiveness dropped from 99 in 2010 to 127 in 2011, in a survey of 139 countries undertaken. The poor rating was...

  • Posted September 6, 2011
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  A 100 Days Tarred By Terrorism [Editorial]

  Again Jos, a beehive of vacation and tourist activities was in the news. This time a family of eight was brutally sent to their early grave. It is not news that this happened. But what is news...

  • Posted September 5, 2011
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