Agriculture in Africa's most populous country contributed 29.9 percent to the country’s total growth recorded for the period
With Nigeria’s border closure now in its 15th month, the country is caught between the proverbial devil and the deep blue sea.
The economy has not only slid into a second recession in four years but whatever gains the government thought would be recorded by shutting the borders have so far rema
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Caleb Ojewale
Caleb Ojewale is an Assistant Editor at BusinessDay Newspaper in Nigeria, where he also heads Industry and Real Sector, supervising all associated beats/desks.
He is concurrently Editor for Features, Interviews, and the Newspaper's Backpage (Monday to Thursday). He has also been OP-ED Editor and a member of the Editorial Board.
A well rounded business journalist; he is a recipient of multiple local and international journalism awards.
Caleb is a fellow of the University of Oxford and OKP and has bachelor’s and Master's degrees in communication from Lagos State University and the University of Lagos, respectively.
