At a time when Nigerian banks are being told to come clean about their risky loans, GTCO and Stanbic IBTC
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From therapeutic pains to sustainable gains: Rethinking economic reforms with a human face
Nigeria’s economic reforms under President Bola Tinubu’s administration exemplify the global challenge of implementing necessary structural changes without being unmindful
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Nigeria’s reforms have put the country on the global economic map
As ghosts of the 1930s haunt the global outlook, the scramble for trade deals has seized control of government agendas.
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The promise and pain of a floating naira:Floating naira lures British schools to Nigerian shores
Two years after Nigeria let its currency float, the economic fallout is reshaping the education landscape. As foreign schooling slips
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The naira’s true value: Between perception, policy, purchasing power
Using the Purchasing Power Parity (PPP) model, the naira is significantly undervalued. The PPP compares the cost of a basket
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Between missiles and markets: What the Iran-Israel conflict means for Nigeria
In the volatile chessboard of the Middle East, the world is once again on edge. The direct confrontation between Iran
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Nigeria’s perpetual crisis cycle: Why predictable disasters keep catching leaders off guard
“There is no better opportunity for a leader to prove oneself than a crisis.” — TIEJA Inc. Nigeria’s governance landscape
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Nigeria’s long dance with devaluation ends in reform-driven float
Nigeria’s long dance with devaluation ends in reform-driven float Summary – After decades of dancing around currency reform, Nigeria is
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Businesses relieved as dollar drought eases
Summary – Dollar shortages that once crippled trade and investment are easing, thanks to sweeping reforms by the Central Bank
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Devaluation’s deep scars on Nigerian economy
Currency devaluation is often marketed as a silver bullet, an economic fix that boosts exports, attracts investment, and enhances competitiveness.