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A farmer at the protest encampment at Delhi’s Singhu Border carries the flag of the All India Kisan Sabha, 21 November 2021. Subin Dennis / Tricontinental: Institute for Social Research On 19 November 2021, a week before the first anniversary of the farmers’ revolt, India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi surrendered. He accepted that the three […]

A history of Rwanda and Burundi, two African nations run by Western Imperial powers until independence in 1961. Burundi became an independent state in 1962.

The persistent free-fall of the naira is an indication that none of the interventions being applied by the monetary authorities has worked. Otherwise, there would have been some respite for the beleaguered currency, even minimally.

The adoption of the Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) and its underlying technology, called block chain, can increase Nigeria’s GDP by $29billion over the next 10 years, President Muhammadu Buhari said Monday in Abuja at the official launch of the eNaira. The President also declared that the introduction of the eNaira would enable the government…

October 17, (THEWILL) - There are some basic and incontrovertible facts about the exchange rate of the naira that must not be overlooked as the debate on the troubled foreign exchange market rages. It is the safest thing to wedge a bet on the progressive fall in the rate of exchange of the naira, but […]

In recent months, developments in the Nigerian foreign exchange market have elicited reactions from stakeholders, some of which reflect understanding while others do not.

THE borrower, says the good Book, is servant to the lender.  It is therefore not surprising that since mid-September when President Muhammadu Buhari

Dr Abdulmumin Yinka Ajia, who was a governorship candidate in the 2019 general election, he talked with Biola Azeez on why he opted out of the race two

General IBB struggled to use the interview to defend his legacy and rewrite history, and he made quite a spirited effort in that direction.

General Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida (IBB), Nigeria’s military Head of State, 1985–1993 is arguably the most controversial person to have ever led Nigeria since independence. He turns 80 next week, August 17.