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.
To avoid defaulting like Zambia did, Nigeria must ensure that it keeps servicing its debt.
A very inconvenient question is: Where is the money going?
Tinubu is the only one I know who has dared to broach the issue of the sovereignty of the naira.
Fears of bank failures and the central bank’s seeming preferred approach of liquidation remain rife.
The CCT is a vehicle for lifting economically disadvantaged Nigerians out of poverty by addressing human capital and personal skills ...
The additional challenge is how to fund the administration’s new initiatives in tandem with existing priorities.
The GFAR was welcomed by civil society from originating countries.
The choices that we put taxpayers’ money to has made them more and more cynical and unwilling to comply.
...according to the data, we do not have an import problem... However, we do have an export problem, highlighted by ...