Friday, 20 May 2016

Scorecard: Buhari in the Last 365 Days

Special Reports by the Economic Confidential, the factual, authoritative and accessible economic magazine
 
SON Seizes, Destroys N1.6bn Products In 12 Months
Dr. Paul Angya is the Acting Director General/Chief Executive of Standards Organisation of Nigeria (SON). In this interview with the Economic Confidential, he speaks on various economic issues.
 
There Is Liquidity Crunch In The System — Igomu
A one-time bank worker and former Chairman of the Nigerian Textile Manufacturers Association (NTMA), Mr. Ibrahim Igomu, tells Economic Confidential that the disconnect between the Federal Government's budgetary intentions and those of the states is responsible for the poor state of the economy…
 
Buhari In The Last 365 Days: The Scorecard
About a year ago, President Muhammadu Buhari promised to change Nigeria. At the time, his supporters had reeled out a lot of positives which were to be achieved in the first year. ..
 
The Big Deal With China
It was a wonderful state visit to China last month when President Muhammadu Buhari led a high-level government delegation to sign a $6 billion deal to fund joint infrastructure projects….
 
As Prices Of Goods And Services Skyrocket…
Prices of commodities have continued to skyrocket as a result of high inflation rates from 9.6 per cent in January to 12.8 per cent as at March. Despite the reduced prices of crude oil in the global market, Nigerians petrol, at doubled the price
 
Is Yuan The Solution To Naira Slump?
Nigerians have, in recent times, found it exceedingly difficult to pay for services like education and health care in other countries due to the weakness of the naira, but the recent deal between Nigeria and China may just be the panacea to resuscitating the naira.
 
PIPELINE VANDALISM: Implications On Economy
It is no longer news that the nation recently experienced one of its worst fuel scarcities in its history. The scarcity dragged on for months and even though there seems to be respite now…
 
FAAC Distributes N299.7bn In April
The Federation Account Allocation Committee shared the sum of N299.7 billion among the three tiers of government in April this year, being the statutory allocation for the month of March.
 
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