Being a paper delivered by Mr Seye Oyeleye M.A, LL.B (LOND), Director-General DAWN Commission at the Southwest Heads of Service Strategic Meeting on Thursday 19th May 2022 at the International Culture and Event Centre, Akure, Ondo State. Rethinking Civil Service in a Digital World Protocols I am delighted and humbled to be amongst the respected …
EMERITUS PROFESSOR AYO BANJO, JP, CON, NNOM A Distinguished and Successful Administrator Professor Ladipo Ayodeji Banjo was born on 2nd May, 1934 in Oyo town, Oyo State. He was born into the family of late Pa. Reverend Samuel Ayodele Banjo, a graduate, an educationist and a teacher at St. Andrew Primary School, Oyo, a period …
The Southwest Economic Outlook abstracts from the projected dynamics in global and domestic economies in 2022 to underscore the potential implications for the Region. Based on a ‘top-down’ approach, the outlook pitches the plausible regional equivalent of global and domestic economic experience. From a twin perspective, the Outlook suggests important strategies to position the Region …
A review of Nigerian Investment Promotion Commission’s (NIPC) Report, August 2020 An Overview of South Western States – Implication for Economic and Investment Opportunities This report is a summary of relevant data pertinent to the South West States of Nigeria obtained from the book of States a report published by the Nigerian Investment Promotion Commission …
The Gross domestic Product (GDP) is the total monetary or market value of all finished goods and services produced within a country’s border in a specific period. This value addition could be adjusted for inflation, the real GDP or unadjusted for inflation, the nominal GDP. When GDP is adjusted for, changes in real output is …
Overview of Real and Nominal Gross Domestic Product (GDP) Q1 and Q2, 2021 Read More »
DAWN Commission 13th Yoruba Historical Conversations Subomi Balogun Conference Centre, University of Ibadan 4th August, 2021 Lagos in Yoruba History: Overcoming the Politics of Alienation Prof. Rasheed Olaniyi Department of History, University of Ibadan Being the Paper delivered by Prof. Richard Olaniyi at the 13th Edition of the DAWN Yoruba Historical Conversations Distinguished ladies …
A Snapshot of Nigeria’s Gross Domestic Product in 2021 Q1 This brief report highlights the performance of the Nigerian economy in the first quarter of 2021. The report focuses on gross domestic product (GDP) and trade statistics. A closer look at the disaggregated GDP indicates that the growth of 0.51% in the first quarter of …
A Snapshot of Nigeria’s Gross Domestic Product in 2021 Q1 Read More »
On May 29, 1999, power was transferred to a democratically-elected government after many years of military rule and the country has been able to sustain the democratic government for an unbroken 22 years; the longest in the history of democratic governance in Nigeria’s history. The democratic governance that kicked off on May 29, 1999 brought …
Nigeria 22 Years After: Towards a Stronger Democracy Read More »
“FEDERALISM, INSECURITY AND THE CHALLENGE OF AGRICULTURE WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE SOUTH WEST” LECTURE DELIVERED BY AMBASSDOR JOE KESHI OON Director–General, BRACED Commission AT THE SECOND DIPO FAMAKINWA COLLOQUIUM HELD AT THE LAGOS AIRPORT HOTEL, IKEJA, LAGOS WEDNESDAY …
Lecture Delivered by Amb. Joe Keshi, OON, at the 2nd Dipo Famakinwa Colloquium Read More »
Nigeria was once revered and to an extent admired by many around the world. The country played an instrumental role in the ending of British Colonial rule in many African countries. It was the first sub-saharan African nation to have a television and a broadcasting service. The collapse of the South African Apartheid Regime was …
