That’s about N2.68 trillion!

It is meant to take away China’s attention from the likes of Nigeria whose trade and interdependence with China is growing.

Nigeria must stay with China in trade and infrastructure development

The data in Nigeria is a lot more reliable than it was 5, 10, 15 or 20 years ago. We relied on it to accept that our economy went in technical recession in 2016. Why doubt its integrity now it says otherwise?

Nigerians are incredibly hardworking and thrive on activities that mainstream economics ignores. A critical examination of issues paints a picture different than the common narrative.

When we produce a significant portion of what we consume, we will create jobs domestically (not offshore) and deny the noisemakers a ready market for their sub-standard products they export to us.

Nigerians want infrastructure deficit bridged, but don’t want to borrow! That’s a case of you want to eat your cake and have it! Nigeria should look for and take cheap, long-term loans to build world-class infrastructure.

Truly, the Nigerian economy is proven to be on the right trajectory. Can we do more of what brought this result? Unrelenting attention to infrastructure renewal and expansion!

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Recovery is a time of expanding opportunities. Why don't you position for the impending benefits, rather than disbelieve what the data says?

Job seekers should go for employability skills. Get fitted to the world of work unfolding since 2015 and to run to 2065 -- automation!

It's about how digital technology is changing the fundamental nature of work. AI and robotics! What's Nigeria doing? Job seekers too!

Moving the exchange rate from N305/$ to N307 has been rightly interpreted as gradual devaluation of the Naiara by the CBN. Is this not a wrong signaled?