Letters

Letters

Macroeconomic policy dilemma in Nigeria

Paradoxically, Nigeria is also experiencing “subtle and not so subtle” reduction in economic activities,

Let’s restructure not break up

There is abundance of valid and time-tested reasons that are more logical to substantiate

Prioritizing economic development for national security

As of today, oil accounts for almost 90% of Nigeria’s foreign revenue, leaving a paltry 10%

Re: Northern prosperity

Your article on the back page of the Monday’s edition of Daily Trust refers: You sought to proffer solution to the ubiquitous poverty ravaging the Nor

Tsakuwa township roads: SOS to EFCC

The people of  Tsakuwa in Dawakin Kudu Local Government Area wish to report the tension that has continued to accumulate since the award of contract b