Nigeria’s rising loan defaults are not merely an economic statistic; they are a governance signal. They reflect a system under stress, yes, but also one still...
Nigeria faces an undeniable choice. It can continue down a path where fragile policies deepen deprivation and erode trust, or it can build a disciplined, coordinated...
Ultimately, Nigeria’s economic crisis cannot be blamed on external shocks or global conditions alone. While international factors play a role, the deeper problem lies in a...
Behind humour and casual jokes lies an unspoken understanding that many are living below their potential, not by choice, but by circumstance. Adjusting expectations does not...
The CBN’s macroeconomic outlook for 2025 and projections for 2026 provide both reassurance and a call to action. Nigeria’s recent performance highlights the economy’s underlying strengths...
Nigeria does not just need bigger banks. It needs better banks, institutions that are resilient, transparent, well-governed, and trusted by the public they serve. Hence, it...
But resilience should not be mistaken for comfort. The hardship is real, and it is deep. Until economic reforms bring relief to the streets and food...
Nigeria does not lack resources, ideas, or hardworking people. What it lacks is credibility. No economic reform, security strategy, or political promise can succeed in a...
Education also plays a vital role. Universities and vocational institutions must align their training with the realities of the job market. Graduates should not only be...
The signs of stabilisation are real. But so is the urgency for deeper reforms that trickles down to the daily lives of those at the lower...