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Nigeria at 66: Not Faring Badly—Don
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Nigeria at 66: Not Faring Badly—Don

The Leadership about 1 hour 1 mins read
As Nigeria clocks 66 years of independence, the country scorecard has been put at average as Professor of Law and developmental economist, Prof. Tayo Bello, said Nigeria’s economic stability has been going up and down. Speaking with Leadership, Bello commending the improvement in the economy which has seen GDP growth  rise from 3.9 per cent […]

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