Why I am not piqued by Budget 2022
The Buhari government has since coming into office in 2015 spent more than it has budgeted for every year. The
Ifeanyi Uddin October 18, 2021
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The Buhari government has since coming into office in 2015 spent more than it has budgeted for every year. The
Ultimately, as a contribution to the Buhari administration‘s larger aim of rewriting the rules of economics, the most important achievement
…the meeting between our strongman and the irresistible forces ranged against the state eventually produced a near-apology. Finally, in General
…what we are witnessing today as Nigeria appears finally prepared to go over the famed precipice is not evidence of
The Buhari administration has floundered much of late. The suddenness of the onset and sheer scale of the disruptions wrought
The Director Generals of the BPE were always in the news; they were more popular than many of Nigeria’s state
The rise in confirmed cases of the novel coronavirus nationwide has forced the Nigerian government to extend the mandate of
Following the sliding of Nigeria into a second recession in five years and the worst in almost four decades, former
President Muhammadu Buhari has signed the Banks and Other Financial Institutions, BOFI, Act 2020 into law, which among other things
The Federal Executive Council, FEC, presided over by President Muhammadu Buhari on Wednesday ratified Nigeria’s membership of the African Continental
Capital market operators and other stakeholders have picked holes with some sections of the new Companies and Allied Matter Act
Abundant oil revenues enabled Nigerian governments to institute vast subsidies and statist economic controls. These government interventions progressively weakened the competitiveness of
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