Revitalizing Policy Intelligence for Post-2027 Nigeria Development
A deep dive into the importance of strengthening policy intelligence to ensure successful economic policies and development outcomes after 2027.
A deep dive into the importance of strengthening policy intelligence to ensure successful economic policies and development outcomes after 2027.
The Tax Ombud, Dr. John Nwabueze, has emphasized the importance of staff training for a fair, transparent, and trustworthy tax system in Nigeria.
The Federal Government has emphasized the need for sustained investment in human capital development as a means of addressing Nigeria's persistent poverty problem.
Learn about the resilience of businessman Chief Olusola Adepoju in the journey to revive Oyo's sugar industry through the construction of the Iseyin Sugar Factory.
The federal government has defended its proposed $21.7 billion external borrowing plan, stating that the funds will be directed towards productive investments in infrastructure and key projects.
The Nigerian government has launched a $100 million gas pipeline project aimed at boosting industrialisation in the South-East.
Stanbic IBTC has sponsored the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) Annual Corporate Governance and Sustainability (NCGS) Conference and Awards (NSACC) breakfast session, aiming to drive Nigeria's growth.
Nigeria and Japan are collaborating to create an industrial and investment hub aimed at attracting investments.
The Katsina State Government has announced an investment of over ₦4 billion in upgrading its Youth Craft Village, graduating 1,662 trainees.
A recent report by Punch Newspapers reveals that experts have attributed Nigeria's ongoing transport woes to poor policy implementation.
Governor Nyesom Wike of Rivers State has hailed the completion of the Bonny-Bodo Road, stating that it has put an end to years of reliance on boats and…
An opinion piece by Mukhtar Yau Madobi discusses the potential for solar, biotech, and digital innovation to drive economic growth and improve lives in Northern Nigeria.
A Nigerian conglomerate, Wisdom Kwati Group, has revealed plans to generate $100 billion in consolidated revenue by 2036 and develop 5 million homes, with a goal to list…