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Information management can drive economic recovery—Oduwole

PRESIDENT, Institute of Information Management, Dr. Oyedokun Oyewole, IIM, has said that information management is instrumental in supporting and ensuring adequate implementation of the recently released Economic Recovery and Growth Plan (ERGP) by the Federal Government.

Of economic recession and fuss over a uniform

FOR several weeks now the Senate and the Comptroller General of Customs have been embroiled in an argument about the proper mode of dressing the Comptroller should wear to appear before the House.

‘FG’s economic recovery plan shows “there will be no change”‘

Nigeria’s government this week launched a master plan to lift it out of recession, hoping to hit 7.0 percent growth by 2020, but economists believe the programme sets the bar too high. The detailed plan was published on Monday and outlines how the west African oil giant thinks it can turn around its worst economic […]

Economic diversification and entrepreneurial revolution

THE Nigerian economy is overwhelmingly dependent on oil, while accounts for 81 percent of government revenue and more than 97 percent of export earnings. Myopic policies pursued by successive military regimes in the final decades of the last century devastated the traditional agrarian economy and crippled growth in the non-oil sectors.

Edo’s economic marshal plan

FROM November 12th 2016 when Governor Obaseki formally assumed office, there has been an unprecedented infusion of transforming energetic visions and systemic policy re-alignment in the affairs of Edo state. Irrespective of the partisan inclination of ardent political analysts, it is incontrovertible that the governor is focused on constructing a formidable architecture for socio-economic revolution. The mere notion of a vibrantly healthy and economically competitive Edo State in the heart of Nigeria- an idea which would have been clinically declared hallucinatory before now is now forming into a solid reality under Governor Obaseki.

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