A collections officer does more than receive money
Why clarity, coordination and reconciliation belong at the centre of public-sector revenue collection.
Read the perspectiveNigeria in a changing world
Understanding change.
Informing decisions.
Independent perspectives on the economy, public revenue, banking and the people behind the numbers.
Read the latest digestThe report in focus
A stronger regional outlook
Sub-Saharan Africa · Real GDP growth
World Bank · 6 October 2026
Regional figures, not Nigeria’s growth rate.
The Daily Digest
What changed, why it matters, and the practical questions leaders should ask.
Nigeria needs
institutional productivity
Five stories on fiscal credibility, growth, fuel policy, cross-border investing and payment innovation—and the institutions that turn resources into prosperity.
Read today’s digestBeyond the headline
Longer perspectives connecting knowledge with operational experience.
The handshake between knowledge and experience
Learning becomes valuable when it changes how we diagnose problems, make decisions and develop people.
Read the perspectiveReports & Headlines
Socioeconomic evidence, policy choices and their consequences for Nigeria.
Growth is improving. How does it reach people?
A review of the Africa Economic Update through growth, public resources and practical AI. Regional evidence is distinguished from implications for Nigeria.
Read the report reviewLagos’s 24/7 power ambition: the economic test is delivery
The proposed electricity pilot through production costs, employment, revenue, banking and social inclusion. Announced commitments are distinguished from delivered results.
Read the headline analysisFuel subsidy’s return: immediate relief, a wider economic bill
What temporary fuel relief and a potential broad subsidy mean for revenue, employment, budgets, FX, investment and society. Includes Libya and state-funded support.
Read the headline analysisOpinion
Oludare Oladoye’s views on governance, economic choices and public accountability.
Beyond FAAC: Governors Must Demonstrate How They Create Public Value
Managing allocations is only part of leadership. Citizens should also ask how governors build productive economies and improve public services.
Read the opinionWho Bears the Pain, Who Receives the Credit?
Why citizens should connect the political cost of revenue reforms with the results delivered by every level of government.
Read the opinionAbout the author
Oludare Oladoye
A banking professional, team lead and educator with experience in public-sector revenue collection, coordination, reconciliation and remittance.
These perspectives bring together economic understanding, operational experience and an interest in how institutions can help people flourish.
The handshake between knowledge and experience.