Rethinking CBN’s interest rate policy framework
The Nigerian government is perhaps the only economic agent gaining from the current high interest rate prevailing in the economy. It is giving mouth-w
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The anatomy of good and bad governance: From liberalism to liberation (I)
“Little by little however, the process of generalisation takes effect”, Georgi Plekhanov. The process of generalisation is nowhere more pronoun
Agenda for Nigeria’s economic recovery and transformation (II)
By blindly pursuing and implementing the concept of “market forces” in economic reforms, the Bola Tinubu administration is bound to inherit the flaws
The World Bank and our T-Pain reforms
Reading through the World Bank’s report on President Tinubu’s economic policies, I could not help but be reminded of a television interview by the lat
The national grid embarrassment
On Saturday, October 19, 2024, the national power grid suffered a major setback, leaving many Nigerians without power. This marked the eighth grid fai