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2023 Elections: Nigeria Bonds Rise Globally As Tinubu Leads

2023 Elections: Nigeria Bonds Rise Globally As Tinubu Leads Nigerian bonds are posting some of the best gains in emerging markets as investors bet that the ruling-party candidate, Bola Tinubu, who is taking an early lead in the nation’s presidential election tally, will offer reforms...

Godwin Emefiele, The Nigerian Economy And The Rest Of Us, by Mike Asekome

Godwin Emefiele, The Nigerian Economy And The Rest Of Us, by Mike Asekome   It has become too clear but too late to understand that Godwin Emefiele was not qualified and was not the best material to have been appointed as the CBN Governor as his...

Nigerian Economy Bleak Beyond 2023 Elections, Except…  – Dr Uba

Nigerian Economy Bleak Beyond 2023 Elections, Except...  - Dr Uba   ... Increased investment in social sectors, infrastructure needed to avoid current shaky economy in 2023 ...Requests for physical submission of documents to FIRS, SIRS retrogressive, cumbersome, counterproductive _...CBN's Naira redesign, cash withdrawal limit policies great, but wrongly...

How Nigeria’s Economy Can Grow In Double Digits, by Tope Fasua

How Nigeria’s Economy Can Grow In Double Digits, by Tope Fasua   I did explore the idea of Nigeria’s economy growing in double digits when I ran for president in 2019. From get-go, the idea sounded egregious to establishment people, some of whom ventured that Nigeria...

Report Reveals Retail Investors Can Unlock $198bn Growth Opportunities In Nigeria

Report Reveals Retail Investors Can Unlock $198bn Growth Opportunities In Nigeria   Retail investors could be the key to unlocking $198 billion finance for Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) priorities if barriers are addressed, a report by Standard Chartered Bank has stated. The bank in a report,...

How Nigerian Mentality is Killing Nigerian Economy By Kabir Akintayo

How Nigerian Mentality is Killing Nigerian Economy By Kabir Akintayo   “For every time we bring in a shipload of rice, we also bring in a shipload of unemployment, because you are transferring your wealth to sustain other economies. Importing toothpicks cost Nigeria $18 million, and...