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Nigerian Economic Recession and Entrepreneurial Revolution

Nigerian Economic Recession and Entrepreneurial Revolution

A RECESSION is when the economy declines significantly for at least six months. That means
there’s a drop in the following five economic indicators: real GDP, Income, Employment, Manufacturing, and retail sales. People often say a recession is when the GDP growth rate is negative for two consecutive quarters or more.

How Kiriji war’ll shape Yoruba’s future

How Kiriji war’ll shape Yoruba’s future

YORUBA leaders of thought, traditional rulers and governors, yesterday, listed ways the nationality can use the lessons of the Kiriji war to better her lot in the next century.

Housing deficit: FG seeks Chinese funding

Housing deficit: FG seeks Chinese funding

IN its quest to bridge the housing deficit in Nigeria, the Federal Government has solicited the support of China-Africa Development Fund (CADFund) to finance housing development in the country.

FG to tackle militancy with 31,000 jobs annually

FG to tackle militancy with 31,000 jobs annually

As part of efforts to tackle the rising wave of insurgency across the country, the Federal Government in partnership with New Era Communication Ltd, says it will create 31, 000 jobs annually to address restive youths in the nation.

Don’t politicise economic recession, ICMC tells FG

Don’t politicise economic recession, ICMC tells FG

NATIONAL President of Institute of Chartered Mediators and Conciliators, ICMC, Dr Louis Ogbeifun, has warned the Federal Government against politicising the economic recession in the country.

Pioneer Status Incentives: Are we really serious about increasing revenues?

Pioneer Status Incentives: Are we really serious about increasing revenues?

IN 1907, the businessman, Samuel Herbert Pearse, built a hotel in Lagos. In 1939, Chief Green Mbadiwe built Greens Hotel on Ahmadu Bello Way in Kaduna State. By all accounts, the hotel business has been going on in present day Nigeria even before Lord Lugard’s amalgamation of 1914.