Nigeria’s PPP Moment: From abandoned projects to assets that work
For decades, public-private partnerships in Nigeria have carried the weight of a familiar national frustration: grand announcements, elaborate ceremonies, signed agreements, and then, too often, little else.
MAY 29: The greatest threat to Nigeria’s democracy is Justice Abang
Nigeria has experienced 18 years of uninterrupted democracy from 1999 to 2017. During this period , we have witnessed an increased strengthening off all tiers of Government in the executive, judiciary and the legislature. Many political pundits in 1998 when we began this democratic journey predicted that the military will still intervene by truncating the […]
Delta state: Two years after
His greatest achievement is dousing ethnic tensions and building bridges of understanding across all sections of the state
Six wasted years: Weep not for Jonathan (2)
It is important to have a State/Federal Government collaboration on projects such as the Brass LNG, construction of an airport, deep seaport, good road networks to the oil terminals
Can Aero and Arik Air survive?
The Asset Management Company of Nigeria’s (AMCON) belated rescue operation of Arik Air and Aero contractors will have very little effect on the survival prognosis of the two airlines. It is a known fact that getting an airline out of insolvency is the hardest feat in financial algorithm.
Achieving macroeconomic stability with ERGP
The recently launched Economic Recovery Growth Plan (ERGP) of the federal government is perhaps the most ambitious economic recovery programme of any government in recent memory. The plan, which covers the period from 2107 to 2020, is designed to, among other objectives, enhance the country’s economic recovery, and also serve as the much needed catalyst for growth and sustainable development.
