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Business organizations in Nigeria have identified liquidity and the safety of their employees as priority business needs, as they grapple with the impact of the Coronavirus pandemic.
PwC Nigeria’s Chief Economist, Dr Andrew S. Nevin, believes the Nigerian Government needs to provide more economic stimulus to manufacturers in order to cushion the adverse effects of the Coronavirus pandemic.
PricewaterhouseCoopers has enumerated important areas the Federal Inland Revenue Service, under Muhammad Nami, should be focusing on.
Anyone living in Nigeria can testify that insufficient electricity production/distribution is the biggest infrastructural challenge facing the country.
The subsidy spent by the Federal Government on the consumption of petrol and power gulped about N2.3 trillion between 2015 and 2018.
Remittances by Nigerians abroad are making far-reaching economic impacts back home, according to a report by @PwC_Nigeria.
Companies operating within the shores of Nigeria will soon have an extra cost to worry about, no thanks to the Nigerian Police Trust Fund Act which President Muhammadu Buhari recently signed into law. Now, PwC Nigeria is expressing mixed reactions to the development.