Nigeria’s oil price slump, a blessing after all!
(By Smart Chukwuma Amaefula) "The right time to act is now. We should desist from paying lip service to diversifying the economy from the non-oil sector. Even the shale oil Read More >>
Nigerian Government, Build Refineries to Replace Subsidy!
(By Emejuiwe Victor) "Nigerians believe that some of the people benefiting from the present subsidy payments are group of unpatriotic Nigerians, who choose to own refineries outside Nigeria, with the Read More >>
State of the Nation: Two Budgets and Counting…. – Nasiru Suwaid
(By Nasiru Suwaid) "Unfortunately, these are interesting times in the world, especially to the world at the World Environmental Conference, where the delegate-activist became confused, on whether to gloat or Read More >>
Ghana, Nigeria In Billion-Dollar Debts, Borrowing Frenzy – Peregrino Brimah
(By Peregrino Brimah) "The rebasing of Nigeria’s economy in 2014 has put the nation in a more dire state as this was a hallucinatory incentive to seek and be given Read More >>
Oil, Nigeria’s Economy and the Future – Toks Ero
(By Toks Ero) "A nation’s dependence on a single source of income is as unsafe as it is foolish. It is even more foolish when such a source is one Read More >>
Nigeria: Thinking aloud of the worst case scenarios – Just what if?
(By Ofoegbu Donald Ikenna) "While necessity continues to remain the mother of invention, it must be resounded that a stitch in time saves nine. The most successful plans, methods, ideas Read More >>
Why Economic Palliative Measures Won’t Work in Nigeria
(By Nasiru Suwaid) "Indeed, despite the official devaluation of ‘Naira’ from 155 to the 168 point and the consistent draining of the Nigerian foreign reserve, as a counter measure to Read More >>
The Charade Before the Ballot – Olusegun Adeniyi
(By Olusegun Adeniyi) "I get the drift of the man. More than at any period in our history, Nigeria is today at crossroads on several fronts. With both oil price and Read More >>
The 6 Major Setbacks in Nigeria’s Economy
(By Olakunle Somoye) "Due to the collapse of our refineries, Nigeria still imports refined oil in this 21st century, however this problem would be tackled when there are ground laws Read More >>
African capitalism: Economic growth without human development (1)
(By Chambers Umezulike) "Most African economies are not diversified in any sense. The countries that have petroleum products like Nigeria are solely dependent on just oil, as far as their Read More >>