The title of this piece is a reminder of the classic novel, published in 1977, by the English author, Jeffery Archer “Shall We Tell The President”? The Theme is about the plot to kill the President of the United States, Edward Kennedy, but foiled by the Federal Bureau of investigation Agent, Mark Andrews, working with the head of FBI. Archer later revised the novel, using fictional characters with plot structures on love affairs.
Everyday, Nigerians contend with insecurity, acute unemployment, macroeconomic instability and blurred political future among others, fueling uncertainties. Over 90 million Nigerians live in abject poverty of less than one Dollar per day. Manufacturers battle with high cost of production and low consumers’ purchasing power. The Naira is devalued, and analysts have forecast another devaluation this year on low oil output, politics of petroleum subsidy and likely increase in interest rate.
It is never too late for President Buhari to redeem his administration’s economic credentials by focusing on the capital market which channels funds from the surplus economic unit to deficit one. Unfortunately, this is one sector that government does not pay desired attention. The capital market operators in Nigeria are not bereft of ideas that can transform the economy into infinite exponential growth.
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