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How Nigeria Can Navigate the Current Economic Uncertainities
When an economy is distressed, exchange rates become volatile and countries rush to stem potential risk. What risks should countries in this scenario mitigate —and how? The reduction in oil price has brought exchange-rate risk back to the forefront in … Continue reading
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Tagged #EconomicGrowth, #Inequality, CBN, Commodity, Development Policy, Economic Policies, Finance, Governance, Macroeconomics, Nigeria, Oil Price, poverty, Risk Management
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How Nigeria Should Navigate Economic Uncertainties
When an economy is distressed, exchange rates become volatile and countries rush to stem potential risk. What risks should countries in this scenario mitigate —and how? The reduction in oil price has brought exchange-rate risk back to the forefront in … Continue reading
Right policies to boost growth in Africa; beyond 2015
In Africa, economic growth is continuously failing to create jobs and lift a significant number of Africans out of poverty. Subsequently, predictions of economic growth acceleration have so far failed to substantially identify practical factors that could make such growth … Continue reading
Posted in Development and Economic growth, Economic Growth, Governance, Politics, Poverty
Tagged #EconomicGrowth, #Informal Sector, #Nigeria #PrivateSector #Growth #development, #Politics #StructuralAdjustment #Policy, #post-mdg2015 #Africa #Nigeria #Economic #Growth #oil #naturalResources #Angola #Ghana #wellbeing, #StructuralAdjustment, Development Policy, poverty
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My Comments on: Parking charges could boost Nigeria’s income by $10bn
VENTURES AFRICA – Currently, the Nigerian government is running low on revenue due to the steep decline in oil prices to less than 50 dollars a barrel. This has led many analysts to question how the national and state governments … Continue reading
Posted in #Unemployment, Africa, Development, Development and Economic growth, Economic Growth, Governance, Politics, Poverty
Tagged #Africa, #AfricaRising, #EconomicGrowth, #MiddleClass, #post-mdg2015 #Africa #Nigeria #Economic #Growth #oil #naturalResources #Angola #Ghana #wellbeing, #Poverty, Elite
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Making Growth More Tangible Through Equality
Depending on what you choose to look at, this administration has done the most in Nigeria’s history to stimulate economic growth, however, the things it failed to as a result of ignorance or a lack of preparation to tackle the … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Development, Development and Economic growth, Economic Growth, Governance, Politics, Poverty
Tagged #AfricaRising, #EconomicGrowth, #GDP, #InclusiveGrowth, #Inequality, #post-mdg2015 #Africa #Nigeria #Economic #Growth #oil #naturalResources #Angola #Ghana #wellbeing, #Post2015, #Poverty, Agriculture, goverancne, middle class
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Africa Rising but are Africans rising?
The story of Africa’s rising(Nigeria) continues to mislead many experts on development proclaiming the “end of poverty,” activist Thomas Pogge contends that poverty won’t go away anytime soon, unless the rules that escalates inequality are addressed at their roots. This … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Development, Economic Growth, Politics, Poverty
Tagged #Africa, #AfricaRising, #CGI2014, #EconomicGrowth, #Inequality, #MiddleClass, #Post2015, #Poverty, development, Nigeria
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