Performances of critical sectors of Nigeria’s economy reflect much is needed to be done as oil still overshadows accruals as the mainstay of the economy. Overdependence on oil has not been healthy for the economy, a fact that recent realities…
By Uthman Salami The International Monetary Fund has projected Nigeria’s economy to rise by 3.4 per cent in 2022. This projection is in accordance with its latest world economic outlook projections. According to the projection, a 3.1 per cent growth…
Proshare, a financial consulting group, has projected that the Nigerian economy will grow by 2.6 per cent in 2022. The company made this known in its 2022 Economic Outlook Report signed by its Managing Editor, Mr. Teslim Shitta-Bey, on Monday…
The strains on the Nigerian economy recently have called for the need for special interventions. The vagaries of oil prices and the attendant instability effects on the economy, have compounded with such unhealthy circumstances as the COVID-19 pandemic, to further…
…as Oil & Gas, Construction, Information Communication, General Commerce contribute N754.1bn …Govt must create conducive business environment to curb raising bad loans — LCCI By Kayode Tokede and Ogaga Ariemu Analysts have blamed the woes of Nigerian economy on bad loans…
Analytical assessment of questions over the defining profile of the Nigerian economy with recession in view have been controversial. Although, figures contained in a National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) February report disclosed that the Country’s economy moved out of recession,…
Infrastructure deficit in Nigeria is a rattling phenomenon among the key subjects of discourse in the assessment of the Nigeria’s economy. The need to develop existing infrastructures and creatively clear the path for new ones are evident necessities warranting crucial…
