After 48 years of independence from colonialism, Nigeria is today owned and controlled by few Indian businessmen whose reach, influence and power could grind our economy to a halt…
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Business & Economy
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At less than 1%, the share of manufacturing in Nigeria’s exports is minuscule. Most industries are struggling to survive, with capacity utilization in manufacturing down from 64% in December 2007 …
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At less than 1%, the share of manufacturing in Nigeria’s exports is minuscule. Most industries are struggling to survive, with capacity utilization in manufacturing down from 64% in December 2007 …
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To triumph in business today, never take it for granted that your past or what you read in books, scrolls, pamphlet and business magazines, will catapult you into the exuberance …
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I suspect that the collapse of the world financial system is probably as a result of the work of Transparency International and other national economic and financial monitory and regulatory …
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This country’s woes emanated from wrong leadership and the citizens’ mindset. It is no secret that Nigeria remains under siege…
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“Where did all my money suddenly go to?” That was a question my friend asked, directed to no one in particular as he looked at the share prices of companies …
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It is no longer strange that Nigerians are expecting a lot from Yar’Adua’s administration. We expect them to convert resources and opportunity into a gainful economy that can produce Nigeria’s …
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It is not clear whether the CBN’s prescription of rigid, minimum capital requirements for all banks irrespective of the nature and size of their businesses and the riskiness is consistent …
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The nation’s refineries are still comatose despite huge amounts of money thrown at them…
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The nation’s refineries are still comatose despite huge amounts of money thrown at them…
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It is difficult if not impossible to find a politician, whether early in their career or a political office veteran, who has not given in to political pressure, special interest …
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Individual bank failures are expected to continue and the number may even rise. Yet, what is of utmost importance to the banking system is that confidence in it be maintained…
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The recent $850 billion bail-out plan by the Bush Administration indicates that the economic principles that we all crammed in high school are no longer tenable in a world where …
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It is time we stop having others come and tell us about ourselves, the Niger Delta issue, our plants, lands, animals, genes, diseases, health, drugs, etc. The numerous problems facing …
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In order to answer the question where do we as a nation go from here we must honestly ask ourselves where we are now…