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The essence of government interventions in times of crises from COVID-19 by Yvette Uloma Dimiri Coronavirus and the war against fake news Applying social-distancing ideas to safeguard against misinformation and fake news about the Coronavirus. from Your Nigerian Economist by Mma Amara Ekeruche Achieving Inclusive Growth in Nigeria A review of the capacity of the manufacturing and mining sectors to deliver shared prosperity Tokunbo Afikuyomi, Jr.Governance
What Nigerian politics can learn from Pizza We discuss Nigerian monopolistic political parties and assess how more competition can improve policy making Tokunbo Afikuyomi, Jr.Governance
INEC Can Improve Elections, But Will Nigeria Allow It? Nigeria's recent elections issues could be attributed to both INEC and other external factors Tokunbo Afikuyomi, Jr.Economy
Your Money Where Your Vote Is As part of our Democracy Day 2018 series, we look at the connection between voting and the budget Tokunbo Afikuyomi, Jr.Economy
Nigeria does not have 180 million people All population numbers are inaccurate, but Nigeria's population numbers go beyond realism. Tokunbo Afikuyomi, Jr.Monetary Policy
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Nigeria's Central Bank needs more independence, not more powerSoala Ekine
Economy
Four economic insights from the 2020 Nigerian budgetTemi O
Finance
Nigerian banks would lend more if they had more dataMichael Famoroti
Poverty
Economy
Inequality in Nigeria is worse than it looksMma Amara Ekeruche
Economy
Economic Growth for AllFadekemi Abiru
Development
The implications of the Lagos Okada banStephannie Adinde
Exports
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Refining Nigeria's oil: Dangote's hard fixOsato Guobadia
Governance
To be or not to be in the Africa Free Trade AreaAfolabi Adekaiyaoja
Economy
The costs of Nigeria's growing remittances marketTemitayo Lawal
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Going to university is good but quality education matters more Improving quality of tertiary education in Nigeria starts with improving the quality of teachers.Gbemisola Alonge
Development
Live Monitoring: Covid-19 Cases in Nigeria Live monitoring of coronavirus cases in NigeriaAniekan Inyang
Governance
The untapped power of Nigeria’s creative industry It’s time for Nigeria to channel its culture into soft powerOluwamayowa Idowu
Economy
Rebound ready: government support for oil and gas Without government support for oil and gas service companies, the coming recession could be worseYvette Uloma Dimiri
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Funding primary healthcare: A more practical solution We discuss the importance of primary healthcare and assess better waysto fund it
Gbemisola Alonge
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Nigeria’s housing crisis: Evaluating public and private intervention We discuss monthly rent payment plans and the government's attempts to solve the housing deficitFisayo Okare
Economy
Nigerian states and the quest for self-sufficiency The revenue state of Nigeria's subnational entities in the COVID-19era
Adedayo Bakare and Joachim MacEbongpremium
The possibility of online learning at Nigerian universities Education technology could be a solution to our low capacity problem in Nigerian universities.Gbemisola Alonge
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Graphics: Nigeria's love affair with rice Jollof and fried rice trends using Google search and NBS dataAniekan Inyang
Governance
The effect of time lags on policy making An analysis of time and policy lags and their impact on Nigeria’sdevelopment
Olanrewaju Rufai
Economy
The economic impact of COVID-19 on the labour market Coronavirus' impact on employer & employees, and the government'sresponse so far
Rilwan Shittu
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The history of film distribution in Nigeria We discuss the main transformations in revenue making distribution channels in the Nigerian film industryFisayo Okare
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