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What does ₦17.4 trillion really look like?
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The report sets out four measurable tests for a genuine return to 1974: debt service below a fifth of retained …
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The latest edition of CISD’s Your Money, Your LG: Beyond the Budget – Bayelsa Edition examines the 2026 budgets of …
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CISD's third Civic Talks brought young Nigerians and experts together to examine culture, institutions, accountability and the future Nigeria's youth …
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What does ₦17.4 trillion really look like?
Beyond identifying these challenges, the research outlines practical recommendations for strengthening digital financial inclusion through improved infrastructure, enhanced digital literacy, greater s
The key question is: Does this budget reflect what residents of Ado-Ekiti actually need, and is there reason to believe it will be delivered?
The State of Primary Healthcare in Nigeria, reveals that access to healthcare is not simply about the number of facilities available. It is about whether …
The Conversation Nigeria Cannot Afford to Avoid
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This is a firsthand account from the road to Miango.
Why ₦159 trillion in public debt is the most efficient tax Nigeria has ever levied — and how it arrives, daily, in four ordinary lives.
Nigeria celebrates its children today. It has also decided, year after year, budget after budget, that they are worth exactly that fraction of their potential.