Harrison Edeh
A media personality with strong interest on political economy.
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1 week ago |
icirnigeria.org | Harrison Edeh
FORMER President Goodluck Jonathan has warned against the consequences of Nigeria dovetailing into a one-party state. He said any nation practising it must do so carefully and with a well-planned process and projected outcome. He stated this in Abuja on Wednesday, May 7, while paying tribute to the late elder statesman, Edwin Clark, at a memorial lecture and day of tribute.
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2 weeks ago |
icirnigeria.org | Harrison Edeh
CALLS are growing louder for the sale of Nigeria’s three major refineries in Port Harcourt, Warri, and Kaduna, following recent reforms at the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL), which included the dismissal of their managing directors. These refineries have gulped billions of dollars over successive administrations, yet they remain largely unproductive.
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2 weeks ago |
icirnigeria.org | Harrison Edeh
THE Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has announced a significant review of the documentation requirements for transactions conducted through the Pan-African Payment & Settlement System (PAPSS) in Nigeria. This initiative, the apex bank said, is part of its ongoing commitment to foster seamless intra-African trade of a $3.3 billion market share, financial inclusion, and operational efficiency for Nigerians engaging in cross-border payments within Africa.
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2 weeks ago |
icirnigeria.org | Harrison Edeh
DESPITE the policies of Bola Tinubu’s administration and its economic reforms, the World Bank has projected that poverty in Nigeria would increase by 3.6 percentage points by 2027. The current administration has promoted key policies of fuel subsidy removal and floating the naira. But the World Bank paints a gloomy picture, noting that more Nigerians would be pushed into poverty. It cited risks of over-dependence on natural resources.
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3 weeks ago |
icirnigeria.org | Harrison Edeh
THE International Monetary Fund (IMF) has advised the Nigerian government to use the money saved from removing fuel subsidies wisely and focus on important economic reforms. The global financial body praised Nigeria for making tough economic decisions, especially the removal of fuel subsidies, which has helped the country save money. However, the IMF stressed that this money must be spent carefully and on the right things to support long-term economic stability.
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The first dividend shared by this government when they came in 2015 was from NLNG-because it embraces a business model that works. Just pray NNPC with the PIA borrows a leaf from her accordingly.
NLNG is simply a blessing to Nigeria. https://t.co/8CbU5TFHTR
Not just the winning. It exposed the fact that most African football federations don't have good academies. Our football is still narrowed down to physicality than technicality. It shows that the expected growth is not happening so fast since we don't invest in academies much.
After two round of matches, I still haven’t seen a better team than the Super Eagles. Not saying that means we will win #AFCON2021, just saying nothing is stopping us from winning this if we want it enough!
Praying for quick recovery.
Just had a fatal accident now, my car somersaulted two times and ran inside the bush. I’m presently in the hospital. At the moment, not feeling too well Please kindly pray for me. (Tweeted by Justine, @UgonnaMario younger brother) https://t.co/YtHC297IRs
