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It is now over to the Nigerian Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs (NSCIA) to repackage Nigerian Islam by turning it into a modern religious movement whose primary role is attracting Islamic Finance African News

It is now over to the Nigerian Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs (NSCIA) to repackage Nigerian Islam by turning it into a modern religious movement whose primary role is attracting Islamic Finance

Ayo Akinfe Do you know that the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) was founded in 1969? Sine then, it has provided billions of dollars worth of funding for its members to help them with infrastructural development. Hopefully the death of Deborah Samuel will lead to a rethink in the way Nigeria relates with the body Nigeria...
10 steps the next president should introduce to help abolish poverty in Nigeria forever African News

10 steps the next president should introduce to help abolish poverty in Nigeria forever

Ayo Akinfe Nigeria will have an annual budget ratio of $1bn to every 1m citizens. In 2023 for instance, with a population of 200m, our national budget shall not be less than $200bn Every one of Nigeria’s 36 states shall generate at least twice the amount of its running costs. Any state that fails to do this over two successive...
With foreign direct investment on the decline, Nigeria should be looking to draw up guidelines forcing D8 countries to share technology with each other African News

With foreign direct investment on the decline, Nigeria should be looking to draw up guidelines forcing D8 countries to share technology with each other

Ayo Akinfe How many Nigerians know that their country is a member of the D-8 Organization for Economic Cooperation, also known as Developing-8. It is an association for development co-operation made up of Bangladesh, Egypt, Nigeria, Indonesia, Iran, Malaysia, Pakistan, and Turkey The objectives of D-8 Organization for Economic...
As a follow-on to celebrating International Mother's Day, let us strive to make 2023 the year of the Nigerian girl child African News

As a follow-on to celebrating International Mother's Day, let us strive to make 2023 the year of the Nigerian girl child

Ayo Akinfe I ask whether Nigerians ever set themselves annual national goals. Growing up as kids, we were all told to make new year resolutions. I wonder why this does not extend to national and developmental matters Are Nigerians aware of the fact that Unesco advised the country to spend 26% of her national budget on education?...
Just as Nato has a military pact to protect each other, it is time Mint nations signed a treaty compelling them to come to the assistance of each other economically whenever one is in trouble African News

Just as Nato has a military pact to protect each other, it is time Mint nations signed a treaty compelling them to come to the assistance of each other economically whenever one is in trouble

Ayo Akinfe In 2014, economist Jim O'Neill, coined the phrase Mint nations. Basically, what he meant was that by 2050, Mexico, Indonesia, Nigeria and Turkey (Mint) would be the dominant global economic powers He predictions were supported by all economists and it was easy to see why. They have sizeable populations, are key...
Nigeria should seize on the Ukraine-Russia crisis as an opportunity to get the D8 group of developing countries to step up their game and aspire to compete with the big boys African News

Nigeria should seize on the Ukraine-Russia crisis as an opportunity to get the D8 group of developing countries to step up their game and aspire to compete with the big boys

Ayo Akinfe How many Nigerians know that their country is a member of the D-8 Organization for Economic Cooperation, also known as Developing-8. It is an association for development co-operation made up of Bangladesh, Egypt, Nigeria, Indonesia, Iran, Malaysia, Pakistan, and Turkey The objectives of D-8 Organization for Economic...
Works ministry receives $504m Islamic finance funding to assist with its road projects African News

Works ministry receives $504m Islamic finance funding to assist with its road projects

NIGERIA'S Federal Ministry of Works and Housing has received Islamic finance funding to the tune of N210bn ($504m) raised by the government to help it fund the execution of critical road projects across the country.   Overwhelmed by an inadequate resource base which has led to the country's annual budget only totalling about...
President Buhari's 2022 New Year's Day speech just has to be simple and modest. All he needs to do is set Nigeria the soft target of catching up with several other developing nations in a few vital areas African News

President Buhari's 2022 New Year's Day speech just has to be simple and modest. All he needs to do is set Nigeria the soft target of catching up with several other developing nations in a few vital areas

Ayo Akinfe We will boost generated electricity from the current 7,000MW to South Africa’s 50,000MW This government will increase the kilometres of tarred roads from the current 200,000km to South Africa’s 750,000km Between now and when we leave office, we will increase the length of our railway network from the current...
Nigeria should draw up guidelines that compel D8 countries to share technology with each other African News

Nigeria should draw up guidelines that compel D8 countries to share technology with each other

  By Ayo Akinfe How many Nigerians know that their country is a member of the D-8 Organization for Economic Cooperation, also known as Developing-8. It is an association for development co-operation made up of Bangladesh, Egypt, Nigeria, Indonesia, Iran, Malaysia, Pakistan, and Turkey The objectives of D-8 Organization...
Abu Dhabi appeal court sentences six Nigerians to prison for funding Boko Haram News

Abu Dhabi appeal court sentences six Nigerians to prison for funding Boko Haram

SIX Nigerians have been handed jail sentences by an Abu Dhabi Federal Court of Appeal in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) after their conviction for funding terrorist sect Boko Haram was upheld.   At the hearing, the appellate court upheld a lower court ruling which found that between 2015 and 2016, the convicts were involved in...
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