Nigeria's Non-Oil Export As The Country's New Lifewire, by Musa Ilallah   Even though Nigeria is well diversified in terms of people, culture, resources, and government revenue expectations, for many years now Nigeria has become almost totally dependent on the oil sector for its domestic and...

Surviving The Next General Election In Nigeria, by Ejike E Okpa   Nigerians must seek to repossess all assets acquired by their government officials and lock those people up. They know the assets. Until that happens it shall be a Mirage no Miracle. Start from each local government...

Improving Maternal Healthcare in Nigeria: A Clarion Call, by Aishat M. Abisola   When one wonders about maternal health in Nigeria, it would be best to gain a quick understanding of it by not only looking at its global ranking, but the rate of maternal mortality...

Just In: Emirates Airline Suspends Operations To Nigeria There are indications that the failure of Emirates Airlines to repatriate its trapped ticket sales fund in Nigeria back to its home country in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) may have led to the carrier’s decision to...

Nigeria’s External, Domestic Debt Service Gulps N15.22trn   Nigeria in the past 10 years has spent a whopping sum of N15.22trillion to service its domestic and external debts, data gathered on the official website of Debt Management Office (DMO) has revealed. Thorough analysis of the DMO numbers...

IMF Pegs Capital Outflows From Nigeria, Other Emerging Markets At $50b The International Monetary Fund (IMF) estimated the volume of capital that has left emerging markets, including Nigeria, following the ongoing interest rate cycle at $50 billion. It linked the flight, which it described as a...