IF you are reading the Financial Times and the article is titled “Shock Therapy Alone Will Not Cure Nigeria’s Economic Ills,” you might think the publication is a disgruntled political party media unit or the sore losers of Nigeria’s 2023 general election. This pessimistic article, rife with conspiracy theories, cherry picking, confusion, half-truths, cherry-picking, and shameless anger-baiting, suggests that Nigeria’s best path forward is backward. Our progress as a nation is surely not policy flipflops despite some bumps along the way. While the writer concedes that President Bola Tinubu’s reforms are crucial for economic survival, the article lacks the intellectual…
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