Tag: Kingsley Moghalu

Mr Okorocha had, last week, informed the Senate of his intention to run for president under the platform of the ...

A keen contest will happen between a Tinubu/Zulum or El-Rufai and Atiku/Peter Obi for instance. For me, that is what ...

Mr Ohuabunwa said if given the opportunity to rule, his administration would set a Key Performance Index (KPI), review it ...

The army has denied the accusation.

Mr Moghalu was the presidential candidate of the Young Progressives Party (YPP) in the 2019 election.

The former CBN deputy governor says what Nigeria needs to do is to let the Naira find its level in ...

Mr Anyaoku says Nigeria is sliding into “international irrelevance."

One of the problems with Nigeria’s leaders in recent times is an inadequate understanding of international relations and global geo ...

In 2023, we must decide that our country will finally enter the 21st century with modern, capable leaders focused on ...

INEC said recently that the attacks on its facilities in some parts of the country may affect the conduct of ...

The civil society groups say the passage of the bill is one way to assure Nigerians of the genuineness of ...

Ex-CBN deputy governor, Kingsley Moghalu, was the presidential candidate of the Young Progressives Party (YPP) in the 2019 election.

The former CBN deputy governor said "Nigerians living and earning their living abroad is not a crime."

An official accuses IPOB of carrying out wanton killings in Orlu.

"This is livelihoods for Nigerians, so why would you take actions that look as if you are taking away opportunities ...

Mr Moghalu said he resigned his membership of the YPP after the 2019 general elections

The former central bank deputy governor puts forward and defends his economic ideas.

Moghalu identified poverty as the biggest threat to the effort to curb the spread of the pandemic in Nigeria

The Monetary Policy Committee of the CBN is scheduled to hold its second meeting for the year on Monday and ...

Mrs Ojukwu says Mr Obiano is one of the greatest beneficiaries of Ojukwu’s legacy.

Only four of the 73 parties that took part in the presidential election complied with the law.

Many have either criticised the directive as draconian; others have hailed it as a step in the right direction.

He also spoke on the lessons he learnt from the campaign, the highs and the lows.

Analysts say the third force did not have the structure and funds to oust the APC and PDP.

He rejects the number of votes tallied for him by the INEC, saying it did not represent anything close to ...