Petrol Subsidy Is Emotive, Financing For Development Is Rational, by Salisu Na'inna Dambatta   That the sum of USD 800 million (about N386 billion) borrowed by the Federal Government through the World Bank would be used to cushion the initial potential negative effects of the forthcoming...

'Nigerian Govt’s Reliance On CBN Financing Worrisome'       The Nigerian government’s reliance on the Central Bank of Nigeria for the financing of budget deficits is certainly worrying, a London-based economic research firm has said. Capital Economics, in its ‘Africa Economics Focus’ released on Monday, said the government...

Charting Course Of Labour With Development Financing   Economic growth and inclusive wealth can only be attained by a commensurate rise in national productivity. But the productivity level would always be subjected to the level of economic activities available and how the populace is actively engaged...