Is Nigeria’s Fuel Subsidy Removal Truly Creating Long-Term Economic Benefits?
Examining whether Nigeria’s fuel subsidy removal is driving long-term economic growth or just deepening citizens’ suffering.
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Examining whether Nigeria’s fuel subsidy removal is driving long-term economic growth or just deepening citizens’ suffering.
A financial analyst and Head, Banking and Finance Department at the Nasarawa State University, Keffi, Dr. Uche Uwaleke, says it has become imperative…

Year-on-year headline inflation dropped to 17.26 percent in March 2017 from 17.78 percent in February 2017 but month-on-month rose by 1.72 percent fr…

Economic experts have said that the drop in inflation figure from 18.72 in January to 17.78 per cent in February was a signal that the country’s ec…

The Nigerian government plans to sell N1.13 trillion (about $3.70 billion) worth of treasury bills between March 16 and June 1, a Central Bank of Nig…

The Monetary Policy Committee of the Central Bank of Nigeria on Tuesday called for a quick passage of the 2017 budget by the authorities concerned an…

Nigeria economy is close to growing out of the current recession. This positive news was contained in the Sales Managers Index (SMI) January data abo…

Nigeria is a great nation of great people. Diverse in culture and equally diverse in natural endowments. There is beauty in diversity they say, but m…
