Nigeria: the Sad Return To ‘Broken’ Chains, By Eric Teniola
Like every Nigerian, I am worried by Nigeria’s rising debt profile because debt is the principal cause of poverty.
Like every Nigerian, I am worried by Nigeria’s rising debt profile because debt is the principal cause of poverty.
The focus of education needs to be on strengthening science, technology, engineering and mathematics skills.
The damage to the economy from the recent country-wide riots was always going to hurt.
NESG is certainly a value-adding concept that needs all of our support.
Nigerians need to cut down on waste. The positive side of the COVID-19 pandemic must be sustained.
These lenders insist that to lend money to an economy in the habit of spending hand over fist as gleefully ...
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