Further to this and in the realization of the security, the Collateral Registry Act in an attempt aimed at strengthening the creditor’s right of realization of the interests, provides a variety of options to a secured creditor.

Two stories in the papers in the last week ought to serve as a wake-up call to policy makers in Nigeria. They illustrate the challenges facing the Nigerian economy that are capable...

Corruption is one of the reasons Nigeria has not industrialized as a nation. In fact since independence Nigeria has de-industrialized by producing at the same level or at even lower level.

It is no longer news that the Nigerian economy has officially entered into recession. This announcement by the Minister of Finance is just a formal acceptance of a reality which most Nigerians, especially those working ...

At the moment, the rate of inflation in Nigeria stands at 16 per cent. However, the floating of the naira is a bold move to unshackle the Nigerian economy and position it on the path of recovery from recession.

While uncertainty may prevail in the global economy following the exit of Britain from the European Union (EU), members of the Organised Private Sector (OPS) have stated that the impact of Brexit.

Nigerian economy is an ominous exercise that will continue to provoke debates, controversies and analyses. The mismanagement has unleashed horrendous consequences on the life of Nigerians.

The ‘Africa is the horizon: the 2015 African Business Outlook Survey’, said that these growth- rate differences reflect, in part, the current state of infrastructure in each country, as well as the breadth, depth and stage of development of the formal economy in each country. The report was compiled by The Economist Corporate Network, the business advisory service of The Economist Group, which canvassed executives based primarily in the four biggest sub-Saharan economies – Nigeria, South Africa, Angola and Kenya.