David Ibidapo

After recording its fastest quarterly growth since the 2016 recession, the coronavirus outbreak could see Nigeria’s economy slow or contract in the first quarter of 2020, as manufacturers…

This question has played on my mind following various reports on the vicious spread of the Coronavirus and my observation of how some businesses are reacting to curb the spread. My…

The Nigerian Economic Summit Group (NESG) has outlined specific reforms necessary for accelerated economic advancement in growth-challenged Nigeria, while business leaders say a ready…

The Federal Government plans to achieve a revenue-GDP ratio of 15 percent from 2023, the minister of finance has said.   This means the country has raised by three times its revenue-to-GDP…

It is a sad reality that the Nigerian economy has failed to rise above its recovery phase since its exit from the 2016 recession, instead remained stuck within an average 2 percent GDP…

Nigeria’s debt capital markets are proving resilient in a challenging environment. Confidence building over the last few years and strong market liquidity has resulted in noteworthy…

Concerns over the Nigerian stock exchange market – a barometer for the Nigerian economy –is heightening as outlook dampens on prevailing negative sentiment of foreign and domestic investors.…

The equity market is headed for its third-straight election year decline – the last two which President Muhammadu Buhari won – but a more unsettling fact is that Nigerian stocks have…

Health is believed to translate into wealth and also a key indicator to measure the economic development and growth status of a country. Perhaps this belief is what encouraged Kairos…

Lagos state is set to launch its first science, technology and research council which reiterates its goal to becoming a smart city and an innovation hub in the country and the government is…