The Fiscal Tightrope: Reading Between the Lines of Nigeria's Growing Budget
Nigeria's 2026 budget has grown from ₦58.18 trillion to ₦68.3 trillion — and the Senate approved a fresh $6 billion …
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Civic Talks, hosted by the Centre for Inclusive Social Development, explored Nigeria’s tax reforms and their real-life impact. The forum highlighted taxation as a social contract, raising concerns about transparency, trust, and accountability. Citizens called for clearer systems, visible results, and stronger oversight, especially at state and local levels, as expectations for governance continue to rise.
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Nigeria's 2026 budget has grown from ₦58.18 trillion to ₦68.3 trillion — and the Senate approved a fresh $6 billion …
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YouthFORGE is not a training or seminar. It is a deployment platform that equips young people to understand governance and …
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The event brought together a diverse group of participants, including policymakers, tax experts, civil society actors, business owners, artisans, and …
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Civic Talks, hosted by the Centre for Inclusive Social Development, explored Nigeria’s tax reforms and their real-life impact. The forum highlighted taxation as a social …
The Ogun State Health Insurance Scheme (OGSHIS) exists within this reality. It is one part of a much larger story, not the starting point.
If education is the foundation of national development, what happens when that foundation excludes millions of girls?
Urban Detox is a youth-led CISD initiative documenting the waste management crisis in Lagos and Abuja, and promoting climate-smart, circular sanitation solutions to reduce flooding …
The "True Cost of Debt" campaign seeks to enlighten Nigerians, especially its youth, on the pitfalls of excessive borrowing that are not used for proper …
Nigeria’s soaring public debt—now over ₦121 trillion—has drained resources needed for education, jobs, and youth development. With most revenue tied to debt servicing, opportunities shrink …
A bag of rice that cost ₦8,000–₦10,000 shot up to over ₦50,000 and later above ₦80,000 at some point. Petrol prices jumped from ₦185 to …
My friend is not leaving because she failed. She is leaving because the system failed her.
When a state borrows without transparency or accountability, its people eventually pay the price.
Nigeria's digital revolution creates stark contrasts: tech hubs flourish in Lagos while rural communities lack basic internet access. This divide costs ₦88 billion annually and …