Nigeria is not the only country that has had to struggle with losing its best brains to more developed countries, Singapore’s strategy holds some lessons on how Nigeria can reverse its brain drain syndrome.
Consecutive printing of currency in the long term means the financial system of a country is in a critical state, according to Jean-Michel Paul, CEO of Acheron Capital, who is speaking at the ongoing BusinessDay CEO Forum.
“Printing currency is addictive, it’s like drugs, especially to politi
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