What are our presidential candidates’ thoughts on the economy?, By Uddin Ifeanyi
Peter Obi, Tinubu and Atiku Although most commentators imagine we would end up across the table from the IMF agreeing ...
Peter Obi, Tinubu and Atiku Although most commentators imagine we would end up across the table from the IMF agreeing ...
Considering Nigeria’s economic situation, it is a tragedy for so many low and middle-income earners who may likely fall through ...
Back home, confronted by the same facts, our governments would have banned everything that moves. Cap prices. Tax windfall profits. ...
What do the GDP data for the second quarter of this year tell of? Year-on-year, the economy grew by 3.54% ...
...the first order of priority for Nigeria’s next president should be to reverse this insipid prioritisation of fixing the price ...
No one should tell us that we can no longer wait for Godot or sleep; instead of waiting for the ...
Now Abuja is facing a significant terrorist threat and the impact is going to be widely felt for a long ...
Nigeria has overdone this financial liberalisation. When the citizens of a country express their lack of confidence in their own ...
Sections of the market have long argued for numbers on the net external reserves to be published along with the ...
...At 49 per cent of the prorata target of N3.32 trillion for the period, the N1.63 trillion that the Federal ...
Alas, increasingly, domestic policy making has floated like the fabled lamp into the hands of would-be Aladdins. And these latter ...
These funding and spending conversations invite consideration of the public expenditure management framework. The current structure of the country’s debt ...
Mr Garba, who declared interest to contest the primary election, said he got over N81,750,000 million Naira from private individuals ...
Participants were also drawn from financial institutions, Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs), the military and paramilitary forces, the and the ...
The IMF projected the country’s economy to grow by 3.1 per cent by 2023 from the 2.7 per cent it ...
At present, Nigeria is in the grip of a particularly benighted conception of the task of governance. Add the clumsy ...
How much of these adaptations explains the premium that we place on affluence, and its showy deployment? I would wager ...
The report suggested critical reforms in areas that would drive significant improvement in economic outcomes for Nigeria.
...the story of our failure as a country is this infatuation with ideas that we have tested time and again, ...
As the CBN continues to rewrite monetary economics, the old hymnal no longer matters... we will have to wait until ...
The founder of OkHi says lack of addressing costs Nigerian economy about $3 billion a year.
The founder of OkHi says lack of addressing costs Nigerian economy about $3 billion a year.
To survive and prosper, and exploit the global opportunities offered by the crises, Africa needs a comprehensive package for creating ...
I reviewed a 10-years graph of the interaction between Naira and USD and found that in the years under President ...
Mr Adesina says the country must decisively tackle its debt challenges.
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