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Tinubu Reforms Win Global Confidence As Fitch Lifts Nigeria’s Outlook To Positive
Nigeria’s economic reforms have earned a fresh vote of confidence from global ratings agency Fitch, which has revised the country’s outlook from Stable to Positive while affirming its Long-Term Issuer Default Rating at ‘B’. Buy Maps The decision, announced on October 10, moves Nigeria a step closer to investment-grade status and could mean cheaper global finance, more investment, jobs, a stronger naira and easing inflation for ordinary Nigerians.
Jacquet and Araujo Emerge as Liverpool’s Early-Season Defensive Standouts
From Dispatch Room Jeremy Jacquet and Ronald Araujo have emerged as two of Liverpool’s strongest early-season performers, with both defenders playing important roles in a back line that has begun to establish greater consistency. Jacquet has started all five of Liverpool’s Premier League matches so far alongside captain Virgil van Dijk and has already helped the Reds keep three clean sheets.
“Reckless, disgraceful” – Atiku Rejects Tinubu’s 30-day Fuel Discount
The presidential candidate of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), Atiku Abubakar, has rejected the Federal Government’s proposed 30-day fuel discount at Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) stations, describing the initiative as a temporary political gesture ahead of the 2027 elections. Atiku said the measure could not address the economic hardship Nigerians have faced as a result of high petrol prices, rising transportation costs, and the increasing cost of food.
Can the Naira find its “True Value”?Exchange-rate reform and the deeper Nigerian economic problem, By Wilson E. Herbert
Nigeria’s decision to move towards a market-determined exchange rate has generated an argument that is larger than the naira itself. At the heart of the debate is a difficult question: can a currency genuinely “discover” its value in a market when the economy behind that currency is structurally weak, heavily import-dependent, narrowly reliant on crude oil, and insufficiently productive? There is considerable merit in this concern.
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