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Tinubu’s Trinities: Policies, Politics, and Policing
Nigeria’s corporate businesses performed best in 15 years in Tinubu’s 3 weeks old presidency, but the inflation rate hit hardest in 17 years during his first week.
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Explainer: How “ways and means” affects ordinary Nigerians
There have been several arguments as to whether ways and means should be described as loan or something else. Many have contended that it should not be considered as part of Nigeria’s loan profile.
How CBN’s cashless policy crashed Nigeria’s GDP in Q1
Nigeria’s N200 trillion economy was in dire straits due to banks’ temporarily shut-down to stranded Nigerians.
Questions over states’ management of N64bn ecological funds
There have been several concerns over the utilisation of ecological funds, especially in the face of constant flooding and environmental problems facing the country.
Happy Hour: International and Individual Perspectives (2)
This sampled street evidence seems to contradict the expected higher emotions of sadness and depression among Nigerians, going by the extent of bad events reported on conventional news media and social media.
Nasarawa governor improves IGR but poverty, joblessness still big issues
According to the data from NBS, Nasarawa State had an under-5 mortality rate of 120 per 1,000 live births, the second highest in the North-Central region
Naira redesign: N200 constitutes 9.2% of seven-year currency in circulation
In the seven years reviewed, the lowest number of N200 notes was recorded in 2015 when 401.63 million pieces were put into circulation. This year, N1000 and N500 have had the highest volumes in circulation, with 1.011 billion and 1.322 billion pieces, respectively.
How lack of vaccines endangers newborns in Nasarawa community
Nasarawa State has a poor vaccination record. According to the National Housing Demographic Survey (NDHS) of 2018, the state vaccination record is below 40 percent across all ages for infants and children.