Nigeria realises N118trn in 53 years from crude
The highest barrels of crude production was recorded in 2005 with 918.66 million barrels valued at N6.14 billion and the ...
The highest barrels of crude production was recorded in 2005 with 918.66 million barrels valued at N6.14 billion and the ...
Experts say the CBN and the federal government have set up the Nigerian economy for a big fall.
On September 5, the NBS announced that the Nigerian economy had slipped out of recession.
End-to-end electrification can push Nigeria to a top-20 economy.
NBS on September 5 announced that Nigeria had exited economic recession.
Mr Udoma attributed good news to success of the ERGP
Data by the National Bureau of Statistics show that the economy is out of recession.
The Nigerian economy slipped into recession in early 2016.
The report also revealed that the $1.79 billion imported in the second quarter is also an increase over Q2 2016.
Other speakers tabled options the country can consider in attaining prosperity.
An EU official called for a more equitable distribution of Nigeria’s wealth.
A sensitivity analysis shows Zenith Bank contributed the largest to the loan.
Interesting rates are between 25 and 30 per cent.
The amount was lower than N207.35 billion generated in the fourth quarter of 2016.
The former Anambra governor says Nigeria his living on borrowed money.
The Presidency says the Buhari administration has substantially transformed Nigeria in two years
Mr. Buhari’s two years in office are, perhaps, the most difficult in Nigeria’s economic history.
“Headline inflation fell for the third month in a row to 17.24 per cent."
Nigeria’s GDP contracted by 0.52 per cent in the first quarter of 2017.
The president lamented the situation where 35 per cent of the country's foreign exchange earnings is used for importation of ...
The GDP contracted slightly better than IMF predicted.
These are included in the proposed Nigeria Economic Recovery and Growth Plan, NERGP, 2017 – 2020.
Mrs. Adeosun says the government would tackle infrastructure deficit to unlock productivity.
Nigeria's oil production also reduced this quarter compared to second quarter.
Nigerians paid more for food in October than September.
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