How To Move Nigeria From Stabilisation To Transformation

By Olufemi Awoyemi
The direction of travel is real, but so are the household pain and fears. This now appears existential to a growing number of citizens, and this is not helped by growing ‘NOISE’ getting in the way more than the govt would like, I suppose.
This reality cannot be dismissed, explained away, or buried beneath the language of macroeconomic success. As frustrating as this will sound for the govt, this is par for the course. It is, and will always remain a perfect cover for the MAZE and the misdirection that attaches itself to reforms.
So, the next crucial test for leadership is whether the gains from restoring macroeconomic order can translate into investment, productio...