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.
Our budget is lacking in imagination.
Reform of the public sector and the ways we have managed it up to this point might just be our ...
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 ...
I am not sure that we can afford to add a financial crisis (next year) to the chain of crises ...
In 2020 again, Nigeria is entering a second recession in the life of the same administration.
A key reform need, then, is a more efficient public expenditure management process, supported by a free exchange rate pricing ...
Given that the working age population also rose over the same period, it’s a fair assumption that much of the ...