Impact of Audacious PBAT Executive Orders and Policies Impact of Audacious PBAT Executive Orders and Policies by Dr Kenny Odugbemi Current harsh economic conditions orchestrated intense hunger and anger among
FY 2024 Gloomy Future FY 2024 Gloomy Future by Dr Kenny Odugbemi The problem of oil subsidies has now become an albatross squeezing the administration Secondly,The Multiple exchange rate system
FY 2023 End Year Overview/Beginning of FY 2024 Loading Perspectives FY 2023 End of Year Overview/Beginning of FY 2024 Loading Perspectives by Dr kenny Odugbemi Fy 2023.Concluding year end Bicameral
Nigeria Must Rethink Governance Nigeria Must Rethink Governance by Dr Kenny Odugbemi There are various duties a person requires from the Nation these include✓Economic growth development✓Cleanliness✓Good governance✓Quality education✓Removing poverty✓Removing of
Image credit: Unthinkable.FM – Enterprise Performance Management Across Public and Private Organizations Enterprise Performance Management Across Public and Private Organizations by Dr Kenny Odugbemi “Enterprise Performance Management by Component, ✓Application
Nigeria-Trajectory of Development We are a poor Nation not because we do not have mineral resources, abundant human infrastructure resources, Capitals in-term of tangible asset but solely because of leadership
Hegemonic political godfatherism is a political, economic, cultural, and security dominance across all tiers of government (local-state-federal) with the sole aim of holding this institution in perpetual capacity as a
Financing Infrastructure Deficit in Nigeria The federal government of Nigeria currently has a score point of 48.33%, leaving over 50% deficit This infrastructural deficit ranked 24th out of 54 African
Image Credit: the Guardian The federal government must deliberately make a concerted effort to improve on the following✓Electricity supply✓Human capital developmentIntervention in education, water, sanitation and healthcare.to reduce to a
Nigeria still grappled with galloping inflation rates for over two decades, now standing at 27.5%, and overhead food inflation of 31.5%, this has activated increasing spending pressure on the government
