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#ICYMI: The presidency has denied claims of withholding ₦250 billion in Nigeria LNG Limited (NLNG) dividends for each state in the country.
At the 2027 Budget Stakeholders’ Consultative Engagement held at the Olola Ogunlana Hall, International Conference Centre, University of Ibadan, on Friday, Governor Seyi Makinde of Oyo State claimed the funds would not be released until after the 2027 elections. The Allied Peoples Movement (APM) presidential candidate also claimed that the Federal Government had spent the money.
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Mbappe Bags Brace As Real Madrid Rout Sevilla
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VIDEO: [2027] Any Candidate Not Discussing Productivity Will Run Economy Down – Alaje
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Kaduna Realigns, Kogi Votes, And The Opposition Divide Deepens
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2027: “Any candidate who is telling you that the money in your pocket will buy more, will improve more, and will afford your rent – that is the candidate you should vote for,” says Paul Alaje, an economist.
“Anybody who is not discussing productivity is going to run the economy down," he added.
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CAF Champions League: 10-Man Rangers Overpower Algeria’s MC Alger
With the two-goal cushion, the Nigerian champions head into the reverse fixture on Friday, October 23rd, needing to protect or improve on their advantage.
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“You need to do something urgently and critical about electricity," Paul Alaje, Senior Economist at SPM Professionals, tells Tinubu.
“Major economies that adopted the kind of reforms we are adopting and have results, they have fundamentals working for them,” he added.
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Q: Economically, what should Nigerians be looking at to assess the 2027 presidential candidates in terms of policy direction?
A: Paul Alaje, an Economist, responds:
The value of the money in your pocket… How much can you exchange for what you earn?
Of all these candidates, [Nigerians should consider] which of them do you think will make the quality of the money in your pocket increase?
Which of them will make school more affordable for your children? Which of them will improve our health sector?...
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We have made macroeconomic gains, and we have seen relative stability in pricing and in exchange rate, but we need to start looking at 'How do we transfer this from macro to the real people?' which is microeconomic impact.
– Paul Alaje, Senior Economist at SPM Professionals, speaking on Nigeria's economic situation.
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Madueke’s Late Strike Helps Arsenal Snatch Victory Over Nottingham Forest
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VIDEO: Wike Leads Rivers Assembly Members, Council Chairmen, Others To Meet With Fubara
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