A slow-growing Nigerian economy will continue to limit growth to a few of sectors and delay the realisation of its true potential, unless focus is placed on the root of the country’s problem – external illiquidity.
Nigeria is falling behind some of its emerging market peers and would likely e
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Olufikayo Owoeye
Olufikayo is a graduate of Computer Science with Economics from the prestigious Obafemi Awolowo University Ile-Ife. Prior to joining BusinessDay, he has worked with some notable media outfit in the country. Armed with training in Consulting and Investment banking from Edubridge Academy. He has a very keen interest in Emerging markets, Politics, Mergers and Acquisition. He loves traveling and watching football. You can contact him via [email protected]
