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Nigeria’s third quarter economic growth slows to 4.03%
The economy grew 4.03 per cent, slower than 5.01 per cent it grew in the second quarter of the year.
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The economy grew 4.03 per cent, slower than 5.01 per cent it grew in the second quarter of the year.
The implication of the high inflation rate is that food prices are expected to remain high, as the impact of ...
The labour force statistics were last published in the third quarter of 2018.
“At the moment we (NBS) do not have any reliable data on fuel consumption yet."
Yemi Kale explains why the nation's unemployment figures remain low despite a seemingly different reality.
He was first appointed in August 2011 for an initial five-year term.