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Fdi: Asaba Airport as case study – 4

That was the advice of thousands of parents to their sons at the beginning of the founding fathers of the “expatriates” who conquered the vast country which we now know as the United States of America. Then, as now, there were restraining hands, urging people not to go and exploit the opportunities which the new frontiers presented.

Nigeria Free Trade Zones’ law is backward, delays business boom – AFZA boss

Chris Ndibe, Executive Secretary of Africa Free Zones Association (AFZA), an international non-profit organization established in Cape Town, South Africa in October, 2004 with the secretariat of the Association in Nigeria in this interview with Favour Nnabugwu said the country can indeed attain a successful free trade zone far and above other countries in the continent that have success stories to tell about the free trade zones.

Youth restiveness and unemployment – The way out (part 3)

Every year, over 300,000 graduates are churned out from the tertiary institutions nationwide. This number grows yearly and translates into more and more unemployed people littering the streets of Nigerian cities. Below are some of the effects of unemployment in Nigeria.

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