The Policy Implications of 2021’s Low Growth Projections, By Uddin Ifeanyi
Gloomy, though, 2020 was, the problem is that 2021 is unlikely to be much different, aside from a mild recovery.
Gloomy, though, 2020 was, the problem is that 2021 is unlikely to be much different, aside from a mild recovery.
The first duty of any Nigerian leader in our present circumstance is to bring the country's many warring tribes together.
Most commentators that I have spoken to implicate supply bottlenecks in agriculture as the major driver of price increases in ...
Reform of the public sector and the ways we have managed it up to this point might just be our ...
A competitive domestic market across all sectors of the economy is a far safer guarantee of affordable prices, product and ...
Much will depend on the lessons we have learnt over the last twelve months.
Fortunately, we still have the chance (and hopefully, just enough time) to write a more salutary future for this country.
A left-wing communist distrust of the markets has left us ready to entrust much policy making to the goodness of ...
Dig deeper, and it also speaks to how poorly-thought out policies have continued to hurt the economy.
The focus of education needs to be on strengthening science, technology, engineering and mathematics skills.