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April arrived this week carrying a quiet symmetry I did not plan. As I sat down to write this column...
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Read moreDetailsThe title of this piece is necessitated by the continuing diminishing foreign direct investments (FDIs) inflow into Nigeria over the...
Read moreDetailsBased on common labour laws, public policies, and the principles of the Contributory Pension Scheme (CPS), the question of whether...
Read moreDetailsNigerian Breweries is facing more challenges than it is willing to accept. Its products are expiring in trade and that...
Read moreDetailsThe education - employment mismatch One of the most pressing issues in Nigeria today is unemployment, particularly among the youth....
Read moreDetailsIn Nigeria and across much of the developing world, the informal economy is not a marginal space. It is the...
Read moreDetailsLet me begin with a caveat: no economy is completely insulated from global geopolitical tensions. While the Dangote Refinery reduces...
Read moreDetailsEntrepreneurs are carrying the cost of economic transition. Unless public and development institutions align, they will not share in the...
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