IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde spoke to the media on her first day in office in Washington. Here are excerpts of the media encounter. You might...
By Omoh Gabriel Nigeria is peculiar in several respects. There are several anomalies and politicians hide under this cover to deceive the people. The question of...
—- Nigeria needs N34 trillion for infrastructure in the next four years —-Domestic debt now $37 billion —-Monthly internally generated revenue N60bn —-Multi-year budgeting in the...
By Omoh Gabriel The call by state governors that the federal government should remove fuel subsidy and increase the allocation from the federation account to states...
The two contenders for the plump IMF position of Managing Director, French Finance Minister Christine Lagarde and Agustín Carstens former Deputy Managing Director of IMF and...
Stealing has become a major hobby and pastime for Nigerians in high places. It has even become a big time business. All arms of government are...
Sound policies and strategies are required if Mr President is to succeed in his bid to transform the Nigerian Economy One of the strategies the President...
President Goodluck Jonathan must overcome many obstacles to achieve a rate of investment that will provide a satisfactory rate of economic growth, especially in per capita...
By OMOH GABRIEL Central Bank of Nigeria, yesterday, released three categories of banking licences to banks operating in the country in line with the modified universal...
The President on Monday, May 23rd at a meeting with the organised private sector unveiled his transformation agenda for the economy saying he will be at...
By Omoh Gabriel The International Monetary Fund has thrown its weight behind the Group of eight G8 industrialised nations to provide financial support to the Middle...
By Omoh Gabriel Nigeria’s economic potential is well known. The country’s considerable resource endowment and coastal location ordinarily should allow the emergence of a strong growth...
By Omoh Gabriel Nigeria leaders are at it again. This time as usual, it is a fight between the legislators and the executive arm of government...