Nigeria’s Debt To Grow To N48trn By 2024
If everything goes as planned, Nigeria’s total debt will grow to N48 trillion by 2024.
This is going by the government’s planned borrowings from 2022 to 2024.
According to data from the Ministry of Finance, Budget and National Planning,...
Nigeria’s Cryptocurrency and Digital Currency Debate, by Inyene Ibanga
Early February this year, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) released a circular to banks and financial institutions, warning that transactions in and facilitating payments for cryptocurrency exchanges were prohibited.
The CBN further directed all banks and...
COVID-19 Vaccine: Nigeria Misses Out As W/Bank Gives $4bn To Ghana, 50 others
The World Bank has stated that it has spent over $4bn financing to curtail the COVID-19 pandemic in Ghana, Benin and 49 other countries.
This was contained in a press statement released on...
Twitter Ban: X-Raying Legal and Socio-polical Issues in Nigeria, by Kaigama Mustapha
Nigeria is the most populous country in Africa, with over 200 million people with a projection to reach 379 million by 2047, as reported by Census Bureau of the United States.
It is also...
Nigeria'll Lose Ten Years Of Economic Gain Under Buhari’s Administration - W/Bank
The Nigeria Development Update (NDU) report by the World Bank estimated that despite the country’s gradual recovery from the 2020 recession, Nigerian masses will continue to suffer the adverse effect of the economic...
Press Freedom: The Case for Regulation, by Abdulhamid Babatibde
When all is said about the taming of Twitter by the Federal Government my hope is that there will be a rapid realization that a lot that needs to be done to make the media environment...
