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The Price of Debt: What Nigeria's ₦17.4 Trillion Debt Bill Could Have Bought
What does ₦17.4 trillion really look like?
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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 those facilities are functional...
The Conversation Nigeria Cannot Afford to Avoid
CISD remains committed to building bridges between citizens, especially young Nigerians, and the institutions charged with safeguarding the country's fiscal future.
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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.
In fiscal policy terms, this reflects a consumption-driven debt structure in which public borrowing is increasingly used to finance the routine operations of government rather than productive investments capable of generating long-term economic returns.
This brief argues that recreation is not a luxury but a public good, and that its decline demands urgent policy attention at federal, state, and community levels.
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