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Examining the covert tactics shaping national economies, with Pakistan as a case study

‘Haste can do more damage than good, with the risk of oscillating towards creating a private sector monopoly in lieu of a public

Bank of Punjab CEO highlights "risk of oscillating towards creating a private sector monopoly in lieu of a public sector".

This article therefore, provides a brief history of Nigeria's military-led regime, underlining its associated severe decisions

  There is no denying the fact that due to the efforts of the government to fix and rejig the ailing economy and create a better future for Nigerians,  the country is currently experiencing one of its most difficult periods in history, as citizens face increased economic hardship and rising living costs which is testing the resilience of many Nigerians, who are staging protests to demand for food security and other palliative measures to cushion the effects of the economic downturn.    

He lamented that a working class person can no longer fed himself talkless of his family because the situation is now unbearable for a common man, saying the harship is caused by removal of fuel subsidy.

President Bola Tinubu and his administration bask in the euphoria that they have taken some “tough” and “courageous” measures that would deliver prosperity to Nigerians in the future.

By Julius Ogunro Nigerians are buffeted from all corners. Inflation is at an all-time high, even as the value of the naira has sharply plummeted, heralding what is probably the worst economic crisis the country has seen. Coupled with the rising wave of crime in the form of kidnapping, armed robbery, and banditry, the general

Movement from place to place is limited, with people cramming several appointments together to maximise transport costs. 

Naira’s Free Fall: Expert Counsels FG to Jettison Dollar for Int’l Trade