Thoughts on economics, energy policy, and global development
One joked that Nigeria runs a “spaghetti economic policy” because the administrators of this administration throw a list of policies against the wall and only pick the one that sticks, albeit for the moment.
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Now that the 2027 election timetable is out, even though the ballot-casting dates are being reconsidered, we need to look at the position of those challenging the ruling party.
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The people are clearly not happy with this government. Living conditions are deteriorating due to government policies. There is no portable water, pow...
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After 17 years of deadlock since the 2009 FG–ASUU pact, the Federal Government and ASUU formally unveiled the renegotiated framework they had signed this month.
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A distinguished economist visits Nigeria for the first time. She has built a reputation in elite institutions abroad—teaching economic theory, advising governments, and contributing to policy debates.
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