- Wednesday, October 29, 2025
BusinessDay
This is the 22nd article I am writing on the Nigerian power sector this year and the first of a...
For much of its post-independence history, Nigeria has struggled to grow a robust middle class. Volatile oil revenues, persistent inflation,...
This is an article I do not take pleasure in finding fulfilment in writing as a Nigerian citizen and economist....
This article explores the great opportunities that lithium deposits in a number of African countries, including Nigeria, offer them for...
This article seeks to draw attention to the limitations and consequences of a public sector-dominated Nigerian Electricity Supply Industry or...
In a continent of abundant resources, fertile soil, and bustling rivers, it should be easy to feed, clothe, and sustain...
This article canvasses the point of view that it is time for the Federal Government of Nigeria (FGN) under the...
This article is the second and final part of the review of the Nigeria Integrated Resource Plan (NIRP 2024), a...
For decades, Nigeria’s economy has been defined by a paradox: a nation rich in resources yet crippled by import dependency....
In the first part of this series, we contextualised the macroeconomic reforms set in motion by the President Tinubu administration....
This article attempts to review the Nigerian Integrated Resource Plan 2024 (NIRP 2024), which can be described as the core...
The paradox of growth amid persistent hardship At first glance, Nigeria’s macroeconomic indicators tell a story of gradual recovery. GDP...
Senegal made history in 2024. The small Western African country joined the space race by launching its first satellite, GaindéSAT-1A,...
The global economic order that has guided international trade for the past 8 decades is undergoing a dramatic reset. Long...
This article is based on Ember’s sixth annual Global Electricity Review released on April 8, 2025 – a must-read for...
