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Telecoms Contribution to GDP Rises by 10%, Hits 7trn in 2022

Telecoms Contribution to GDP Rises by 10%, Hits 7trn in 2022 The National Bureau of Statistics recent report has shown that the contributions of telecommunications to the nation’s real Gross Domestic Product increased by 10.52 per cent year-on-year to hit N7.28tn in the first nine...

Agric, ICT Boost GDP To 2.25% In Q3 – NBS

Agric, ICT Boost GDP To 2.25% In Q3 - NBS Information and Communication Technology (ICT) and agriculture are among the key sectors that boosted the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of Nigeria by 2.25 per cent in the third quarter of 2022. According to a report by...

GDP/GNP, Annual Budget, Per Capita, Tools for Economic Measures, by Ejike E. Okpa

GDP/GNP, Annual Budget, Per Capita, Tools for Economic Measures, by Ejike E. Okpa   If one is disposed to BEER PARLOR chants that dominate conversations with Nigerians, where superlatives are used to describe Africa's Giant, one feels good. For Nigerians, it is all about feeling good. It is...

Trade, Telecoms  Boost GDP Growth By 3.11% in Q1

Trade, Telecoms  Boost GDP Growth By 3.11% in Q1 The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) announced that Nigerian economy has sustained a positive trend for the sixth consecutive quarter as it recorded a 3.11 per cent growth in the first four months of this year. The...

Nigeria’s Debt To GDP Still Low Says Finance Minister

Nigeria’s Debt To GDP Still Low Says Finance Minister   The Minister of Finance, Budget and National Planning, Zainab Ahmed has reiterated that Nigeria’s debt to gross domestic products (GDP) ratio is still low at 33 per cent amidst concerns over heightened increased borrowing. She said this...

FG Borrowed N1.3trn In Four Years To Subsidise Power Consumers – W/Bank

FG Borrowed N1.3trn In Four Years To Subsidise Power Consumers - W/Bank     The Federal Government has borrowed a total of N1.3tn since 2017 to ensure that generation companies and gas suppliers received enough payments to continue generating electricity, the World Bank has said. The bank said...