It is time for Nigeria to rediscover the fiscal discipline that once won it freedom from debt slavery. If we do not act now, younger Nigerians...
The question that now confronts Nigeria Is simple but urgent: can a nation struggling with poverty, insecurity, and unemployment continue to fund a government structure that...
If Nigeria is serious about progress, then it must embrace data as greenery. We cannot continue to govern by guesswork, assumptions, and political convenience. A nation...
At its core, the issue is not simply about economics—it is about political legitimacy. Can Tinubu weather the storm long enough for his reforms to yield...
The Nigerian banking sector is not immune to global and local shocks, but the presence of NDIC provides a safety cushion. Still, the corporation must continue...
The Central Bank of Nigeria remains both a guardian and a gladiator in the nation’s economic arena. Its successes and failures directly impact millions of lives,...
Air travel has not been spared from rising costs. Domestic flight tickets, which once averaged ₦50,000 for a return trip between major cities like Abuja and...
Nigeria’s insecurity is more than a threat to lives and property—it is a barrier to economic growth and national development. Strengthening security infrastructure, creating jobs, and...
Some Economists recognize that Nigeria is on a path toward macroeconomic stability and diversification, with non-oil exports and improved fiscal indicators providing momentum. But for many...
Perhaps the most vexed issue here is that there is no transparency in the procurement process, and there is no stakeholders or public involvement in the...