Tag: Tope Fasua

It is surprising seeing Professor Osinbajo push the idea of cryptocurrencies as a source of jobs for the youths.

The problem of kidnappers has been metastasising. Its unfortunate that government keeps burying its head in the sand while this cancer ...

According to the bureau, Imo State reported the highest rate of unemployment in the country.

They however warn stridently that Nigeria must seize the opportunity of the crisis to undertake long-awaited reforms.

"Where is the plan from the Nigerian government? We are not thinking at all. Perhaps, we do not have the ...

The global economy has been devastated, with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) saying global economic activities dropped by an unprecedented ...

If the oil price gets to $30 per barrel, it may mean a recession for Nigeria, a financial analyst said.

In 2020, the president and vice president will spend over double what they spent in 2019 on food, foreign and ...

Others feel the directive negates the independence of the apex bank.

The parties issue separate statements on the controversial suspension of the CJN.

Mrs Ezekwesili pulled out of the presidential race on Thursday.

Mr Fasua says Nigeria has one of the lowest buget to GDP ratios in the world

Parties agree corruption is a menace but differ on how to tackle it

The case highlights growing concerns about rising illicit financial flows in Africa.

Economic experts weigh in on the unending battle over the years to arrive at a living wage for Nigerian workers.

Tope Fasua says the country can generate revenue to finance the proposed ambitious N15 trillion budget through the Petroleum Industry ...

The candidate says Nigeria is operating the wrong economy.

"It is no longer debatable that our country Nigeria has been brought to her knees."

Of about $300 million funding estimate, the government will provide $55 million upfront grant/viability gap funding.

"Buhari is superintending over perhaps the most oppressive, most intolerant and most unimaginative poverty-promoting government in the history of Nigeria."

"I also detected a few signs of naivety in Paddy’s gambit. Sounds great doesn’t it?"

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