‘Further disruptions likely in Nigeria no matter who wins election’
Africa’s biggest economy is likely to face further disruptions this year no matter who wins February’s presidential election, Capital Economics
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Economics
Gates Foundation unveils largest-ever budget to fight poverty, others
Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation CEO Mark Suzman has announced the foundation will spend $8.3 billion this year to continue
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Finance bill: CPPE opposes new excise duty, import levy, others
The Centre for the Promotion of Private Enterprise has kicked against the excise duty imposed on all services, the 0.5
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Capital Economics assesses policies of Nigeria’s main presidential hopefuls
London-based Capital Economics has assessed the economic policies proposed by the key candidates ahead of February’s presidential election. The economic
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10 habits we need for Nigeria to improve
By Abubakar Suleiman It is said that to change your circumstances, you must first change your habits. As we celebrate
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After Ghana, Tunisia most likely to default on debt: Capital Economics
A sovereign default in 2023 is looking increasingly likely in Tunisia, a London-based economic research firm has said. “2022 will
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IMF okays $149.3m disbursement to Chad
The International Monetary Fund has completed the first and second reviews of the extended credit facility arrangement with Chad, providing
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World Bank urges CBN to rethink FX repatriation rebate
The World Bank has urged the Central Bank of Nigeria to reconsider its rebate scheme aimed at encouraging the repatriation
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Cash limits: Nigeria misdiagnoses currency woes, says Capital Economics
Following the new cash withdrawal limits announced this week in Nigeria, analysts at Capital Economics have said the central bank
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Nigeria is at crossroads, needs big decisions, says LCCI
As Nigeria celebrates its 62nd Independence anniversary today, the Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry has said the country is
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