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MUDA YUSUF
The Centre for the Promotion of Public Enterprise (CPPE) has called on the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to expedite the window of development finance for businesses to mitigate the effect of high monetary policy rate in the country.
The Centre for the Promotion of Public Enterprise (CPPE) has called on the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to slow down on monetary policy tightening ahead of its Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting this month, stating that businesses are yet to recover from the hawkish monetary policy stance in the last two months.
The Centre for the Promotion of Private Enterprise, (CPPE) has stated that the newly introduced cybersecurity levy and other numerous taxes imposed by federal, state and local government impedes the capacity of businesses to drive economic growth, leads to job losses and fuels inflation across the country.
The CPPE has linked various instances of expatriates operating in the retail sector in Nigeria to regulatory weakness.
Dr. Olayemi Cardoso, the newly appointed acting CBN Governor must restore confidence in Nigeria’s Forex Markets, deepen the financial system, encourage efficiency in Nigeria’s financial system and suspend the naira redesign policy indefinitely.
Muda Yusuf, the Director of the CPPE has said that Nigeria’s cash-to-GDP ratio is one of the lowest in the world at 1.5%
An expert has claimed that the figures released by the Finance ministry paint a gloomy and disturbing picture of the state of government finances.
The capitalization of the subsidy removal is expected to come at weighty economic costs for Nigeria, as states...
The LCCI boss has listed some of the factors that contribute to international trade roadblocks in the country.
It has been revealed that Nigerians spend about $14 billion on generator and fuel yearly in order to prevent their businesses from crippling.
The DG of the Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI), Muda Yusuf, has stated that equity financing is the way out of Nigeria’s debt.
The LCCI has projected that consumer demand and private sector investment would continue to remain weak in 2020.