Is Nigeria’s problem import addiction or low production?
Is Nigeria an import-loving or production-deficient economy? This thought-provoking question was raised in the latest edition of the Financial Derivatives...
- Wednesday, June 03, 2026
BusinessDay
Is Nigeria an import-loving or production-deficient economy? This thought-provoking question was raised in the latest edition of the Financial Derivatives...
State governments’ inability to create the environment for the private sector to create jobs is worsening the nation’s job outlook....
Seyi Makinde has revealed plans to appoint over 40 new Permanent Secretaries to strengthen the state’s civil service and enhance governance....
In October 2024, the World Bank revealed a startling statistic: only 12.4 percent of Nigerians are primarily engaged in wage...
The Nigerian naira is undervalued against the US Dollar by a staggering 40.68 percent, according to a report by the...
Over the past decade, Nigeria has struggled to keep pace with the economies ahead of it, while those once trailing...
On numerous occasions, Nigerians—including some politicians—have drawn comparisons between the cost of living in Nigeria and that in developed economies...
Nigeria will need an average annual growth of 38 percent to realise President Bola Tinubu’s $1 trillion gross domestic product...
Nigeria would require an average annual growth of 38 percent to achieve its $1 trillion economy target by 2030, according...
A common misconception, particularly among politicians, is that Nigeria’s low debt-to-GDP ratio signals fiscal discipline and capacity for more borrowing....