Opinion

No matter your station in life, you should apologise for your egregious errors. Personally, I like apologies –especially if they are the meaningful, cleansing...

The CBN recently restricted direct sales of its official dollar reserves to some sectors of the economy; consequently, the importation of electronics, information technology,...

Without any doubt, the prevailing crash in the price of crude oil in the international oil market is taking a huge toll on oil...

The devaluation of naira occasioned by the fall of crude oil price at the international market has turned to a thorn, not only in...

By Moshood Isah Federal government has finally decided to introduce some austerity measures despite its recent claim that the drastic drop in global oil prices...

The recent drop in oil prices could be due to more than just lower demand, according to some analysts, who have suggested that the...

"You mean the iron rods used in construction are imported??" What happened to the Ajaokuta steel mill? He asked. "Dead," I responded. The propelling factor...

At the flag-off of the Subsidy Reinvestment and Empowerment Programme’s (SURE-P) Technical Vocational Education and Training Project (TVET) for the newly recruited staff of...

Before I begin this week’s commentary, please permit a slight detour. The United States, Britain and France have been a huge disappointment when it...

The regular readers of “Economic Renaissance” will already be very familiar with our strident unceasing advocacy that a simple reform of our payments system...

The National Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas (NUPENG) is currently threatening fire over announcements that the Federal Government will sell off four oil...