Inflation is slowing down on paper, but the damage from years of rapid price increases has not been undone, and wages have simply not caught up....
The current food crisis is a loud wake-up call, exposing the heavy cost of political negligence and systemic corruption. If the ruling class continues to prioritize...
Improving electricity supply is also necessary. The government should invest more in power generation, transmission, and distribution, as well as renewable energy sources such as solar...
Experts at the Nigerian-British Chamber of Commerce summit blamed attacks on farmers and poor governance for food shortages in Nigeria.
Nigerian farmers and experts say higher petrol prices linked to the Middle East crisis may soon push food prices up, worsening inflation and hardship for households.
Maximizing the impact of resource mobilisation requires collaboration governments with key external partners, investment promotion agencies, financial institutions, and the private sector. Partnerships must aligned with...
Government must urgently work towards achieving a balance between food affordability for Nigerians and provision of incentives for farmers. And, it is imperative that government put...
The cost of living crisis in Nigeria is more than just an economic issue; it is a national emergency. Without urgent, collective action from all sectors...
Nigeria’s economic challenges are far from over. Households are still juggling high transport costs, rising rent, and shrinking incomes. Consumers are not asking for drastic reductions...
Since food was crash then fertilizer and things used by farmers to clear or prepare their land before planting anything should be crash if not the...