Tinubu’s $1 trillion GDP target will not be possible in 5 years- Bismarck Rewane
Prominent economist and Managing Director Financial Derivative Company, Bismarck Rewane has stated that the $1 trillion economy target of the ...
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Benchmarking wages to dollar exchange rate would lead to job losses – Rewane cautions NLC
Managing Director of Financial Derivatives Company (FDC), Mr. Bismarck Rewane has advised the Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC) against linking wage ...
Why telecoms tariff in Nigeria has to go up-Bismarck Rewane
The Chief Executive Officer of Financial Derivatives Company Limited, Mr. Bismarck Rewane, has thrown his weight behind plans by telecommunications ...
Dangote refinery is a major milestone on the path to macroeconomic stability – Bismarck Rewane
The Dangote refinery could help achieve macroeconomic stability in Nigeria, but it cannot eradicate all the problems in Nigeria’s oil ...
Bismarck Rewane – That Nigerian economist who breaks everything down
With over 40 years of experience in the financial services sector, Rewane has become a valid authority on topical economic ...
Positive GDP growth yet to have significant impact on socioeconomic conditions – Bismarck Rewane
The Chief Executive Officer of Financial Derivatives Company Limited, Mr Bismarck Rewane, has said that Nigeria’s positive Gross Domestic Product ...
Budget deficit not a bad thing but Nigeria needs to stop doing dumb things – Bismarck Rewane
The simple solution for Nigeria’s economic difficulty would be to stop doing dumb things, and start doing smart things as ...
Bismarck Rewane resigns as a director from the Board of Guinness Nigeria Plc
The Board of Guinness Nigeria Plc has announced the resignation of Mr Bismarck Jemide Rewane.
AfCFTA to stimulate Nigeria’s economic growth in 2021 – Bismarck Rewane
Mr. Bismarck Rewane has stated that AfCFTA will stimulate the economic growth of Nigeria in 2021.
Rationalize public service jobs as a means to cut costs of governance – Rewane
Rewane insists states should rationalize overstaffing in the public service, which must be in tune with newer private investments.
