Data for September showed that headline inflation in Nigeria rose for the thirteenth consecutive month to a 30-month high.
The protest is more than a clamour for an end to police brutality, but rather to growing frustration about the state of the economy.
The hike in electricity tariff is considered ill-timed by many especially in the face of hikes in fuel price and value-added tax.
NESG has focused on vital themes that underscored the need to expeditiously rebuild the Nigerian economy.
The #ENDSARS is not just a protest about rogue police officers, it is larger than that and this is why.
Did Nigeria make a good deal in paying cash to write off a debt that was made up primarily of interest and late payments?
The proposal sees the economy growing by 3 percent in 2021, with inflation printing at 11.95 percent.
