Research post

The cashless policy introduced by the Central bank of Nigeria (CBN) in 2012 which required a daily total limit of N500,000 and N3,000,000 on free cash withdrawals across all accounts owned…

Domestic credit to the private sector by banks refers to financial resources provided to the private sector by other depository corporations (deposit-taking corporations except for central…

The banking sector in Nigeria continues to thrive, as Nigerian banks with international banking licenses keep spreading their presence across borders. Just like we have foreign-owned banks…

Health issues ( self- reported), whether illness or injuries, are reportedly high in Nigeria, with greater incidence in females than males. The predominant health problems according to the…

Value Added Tax (VAT) is fast becoming a significant source of revenue to the federal government of Nigeria. The overreliance on the volatile earnings from crude oil is making government at…

Globally, the field of digital technology is an attraction for foreign capital investing. Almost one in five foreign direct investments in Europe or 19 per cent, targets the digital…

In Nigeria, self-reported literacy rates in reading and writing in English Language is generally higher among males than in females: this was extrapolated from the Nigeria Living Standard…

As the days morph into weeks and weeks into months, the world is moving and changing at such a rate that many new issues are cropping up daily. One of the major concerns is the rising number…

Nigeria’s population is dominated by young people, majority of whom are younger than 20 years of age. A report on Nigeria Living Standards Survey (NLSS) revealed that out of the total male…

The recent National Bureau of Statistics’ (NBS) data on the contribution of the Information and Communications Technology’s (ICT) sub sector to the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) shows that…