The falling prices of food items, though welcome, should be seen with cautious optimism. They may bring temporary relief to millions, but the real measure of...
Sub-Saharan African nations may not have the capacity to control global trade wars, invasions, or oil markets but they can control how resilient they become. In...
The Niger State model proves that agricultural development can serve as an engine for broader economic growth while addressing pressing challenges of youth unemployment, women empowerment,...
Cardoso’s transparent communication style has further helped rebuild trust. By engaging stakeholders through forums such as the Bankers’ Committee and the Body of Bank CEOs, the...
So, is Tinubu’s economy still in ICU or just recuperating? In answering the foregoing question, it is not wrong to opine that it is both, as...
At this juncture, it is expedient to ask, “What Should Be Done Next?” Given the excruciating realities detailed above, and the fact that hope alone cannot...
Diaspora remittances are important for economic stability and social welfare across Africa and other developing regions. To impose a 5% tax would divert billions of dollars...
The CBN’s steadfastness in its monetary policy approach reflects a broader understanding of the interconnectedness of economic variables. Stakeholders can take solace in the MPC’s careful...
No less important is the war against corruption. Recovery will remain a mirage until recovered funds are recovered and guilty parties brought to court. Legal processes...
In a country yearning for economic rejuvenation and youth empowerment, GTBank’s model of “entrepreneurship-first banking” could very well be the spark that lights a fire across...