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Olamilekan Omidiji
7 April 2021
Following up with our previous reports on the unemployment rate in Nigeria, as well as the government’s interventions to mitigate the unemployment rate, we take a […]
7 April 2021
According to UNICEF, the rate of out-of-school children in Nigeria accounts for one-five of the world out-of-school and 45 per cent of the total out-of-school children […]
6 April 2021
Despite making basic education free and compulsory, about 10.3 million children in Nigeria are still not in school. Our #DataOfTheWeek focuses on the rate of out-of-school […]
2 April 2021
Over time, poor fiscal planning and misplaced expenditure priorities have resulted in fiscal crises in many Nigerian states. This is evident in the lack of fiscal […]
1 April 2021
One of the most significant objectives of microeconomic policy is to attain sustainable economic growth in the nation. This Is particularly among developing countries like Nigeria, […]
1 April 2021
Unfolding, in the thrilling saga happening in Kogi, is the award-winning sequel to the now infamous Money Heist, with no known Professor. Tokyo is not the […]
1 April 2021
#OnOurRadar today, we focus on the Federal Government allocations to states in 2020. States in South-south constitutes the highest federal government allocation in 2020, despite getting […]
31 March 2021
The nation’s rising debt profile is alarming, especially among state governments whose total Internally Generated Revenue is below their debt profiles, thus implying a sinking economy. […]
31 March 2021
Rather than being used to improve residents’ conditions in the oil-producing communities, the 13 per cent derivation fund is being mismanaged, diverted and siphoned while the […]