Finance & Economy
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Tinubunomics: The Good, The Bad, The Ugly
Since September 2023, the economic command of the Tinubu administration has rested on three people with distinct mandates. Wale Edun,…
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The Monetary Trilemma: Cardoso, Emefiele, and the Two-From-Three Choice
Monetary policy operates under a hard constraint: at any point in time, the central bank can realistically target only two…
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Cardoso’s Three-Year Tightrope: Fighting Inflation While Growth and Jobs Bleed
Intro:For three years, CBN Governor Olayemi Cardoso has run Nigeria’s economy like an emergency room doctor with only two hands.…
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Nigeria’s N159 Trillion Debt Trap: Borrowing More, Building Less
Nigeria is drowning in debt, but not in the way the headlines usually say. The country has not gone bankrupt.…
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Cardoso 3 Years On: Trading Controls for Credibility
Olayemi Cardoso completed three years as Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria in September 2026. In that time, the…
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N11.9 Trillion in 2 Years: Did Subsidy Savings Save Nigeria from a Debt Spiral?
Between June 2023 and December 2025, the Federal Government borrowed N11.9 trillion. According to the Minister of Finance and Coordinating…
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NGXASI Down 0.36% as Profit-Taking Hits Heavyweights, BDC Rate Flat at N1,410/$
The Nigerian equities market closed bearish on Wednesday, August 19, 2026, with the NGX All-Share Index declining by 0.36% to…
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Unclaimed Dividends and the Student Loan Fund: A Noble Cause, a Legal Question
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s directive to channel qualifying EFCC recoveries, unclaimed dividends and dormant balances to the Nigerian Education Loan…
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Nigeria’s Reform Transmission Gap: Why Stabilisation Has Not Yet Reached the Kitchen Table
Nigeria’s economic reforms are addressing distortions that predate the current administration, including an unsustainable fuel subsidy, fragmented foreign exchange markets,…
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New Minister, Same Gap : Can Oyedele Bridge The Chasm. Between Statistics and Suffering?
Two years into Nigeria’s most aggressive economic reset, the government is pointing to charts as proof that the crisis is…
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