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Debt
Nigeria’s Debt is Affordable, Egie Akpata, Investment Banker
“Egie Akpata, a Nigerian investment banker and an active player in the capital market is of the opinion that Nigeria…
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Economy
Finding a Way Out of Nigeria’s High Debt Costs
It is not clear what we should make of the well-established fact that interest payments on debt are perennially consuming…
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People & Money
The crapulous consequences of our outrageous appetite for debt
Ultimately, as a contribution to the Buhari administration‘s larger aim of rewriting the rules of economics, the most important achievement…
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Lifestyle
A Yoruba Wedding: Culture Meets Economics
“Debts will be paid if they are incurred; a financial loss can be recovered, but their children will not get…
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People & Money
MTN Nigeria Seeks SEC Approval To Tap Debt Market
The Nigerian unit of South Africa’s telecoms group MTN has applied to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for approval…
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People & Money
WTO: Okonjo-Iweala Inherits a $19 Trillion Mess
Ngozi Okonjo Iweala Trade is a much more powerful means of promoting development. While the World Bank disbursed $154 billion…
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People & Money
UN Boss Expects More African Countries to seek G-20 Debt Relief
The economic damage wrought by the coronavirus will probably lead more African nations to seek debt restructuring, the head of…
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People & Money
Will Nigeria’s Liquidity Shortage Morph into a Solvency Crisis?
While domestic debt remains a large share of Nigeria’s rising debt, there has been a growing reliance on external loans…
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People & Money
Forget Oil. Forget Taxation. Debt Pays Nigeria’s Bills
An enduring myth concerning public finances in Nigeria is that government operations are paid for by the nation’s citizens, chiefly…
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