EFCC UNCOVERED CASH AT KADUNA BUNKER


EFCC uncovered cash haul at Kaduna bunker of former Group Managing Director of NNPC group Andrew Yakubu in Nigeria." photo news

Nigeria economy is presently in recession with high rate of inflation and poverty. The employment rate has dropped significantly with the constant economy situations that solely depends o



n crude oil and international aids to finance infrastructure development.

For the economy to come back alive we will need men of integrity because education and experience are not enough. There is need for honesty an integrity at the leadership helm of affairs.

God bless Nigeria.


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