- Friday, July 26, 2024
BusinessDay
In Nigeria today, it has been a living nightmare for consumers as food prices continue to skyrocket, showing no signs...
“Unfortunately, Nigeria tends to spend more than it saves.” For too long, Nigeria has embraced a dangerous habit: excessive borrowing...
Many Nigerians breathed a sigh of relief when the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) announced a two-month extension for Point-of-Sale (PoS)...
Last week’s piece, “Nigeria: The Agricultural Imperative,” concluded with a call for a strategic repositioning of agriculture as a sector...
“The impact of these floods extends beyond physical destruction; they create a fertile ground for the spread of waterborne diseases,...
For too long, Nigeria’s vast coastline has been a sleeping giant, brimming with untapped potential. Generations have dreamt of transforming...
A terrifying truth grips Nigeria, a truth exposed not by a clash of armies but by a preventable disease: cholera....
“Addressing these issues is essential to retaining and attracting vital foreign investment that fuels Nigeria’s economic growth and stability.” The...
It feels like a distant dream now—the time when production fueled our economy more than consumption, and 1 USD equaled...
“Happiness is free,” they say. Yet, this age-old wisdom seems laughably distant from the daily grind and pervasive dissatisfaction felt...
“While the Central Bank’s monetary policy tools, like the Monetary Policy Rate (MPR), are essential, they are not a magic...
As Nigerians grapple with escalating food prices, stagnant wages, and widespread insecurity, the absence of a clear and effective economic...
In the complex web of global trade, African nations find themselves in a peculiar and paradoxical predicament: they export the...
“However, given the severity of the food insecurity crisis, increasing food imports might be a necessary, albeit temporary, step to...
The battle over Nigeria’s minimum wage has reached a fever pitch. In a move that seems more symbolic than substantial,...
