OPINION: Privatisation: Changing The Face Of the Nigerian Economy
This is an Opinion by Sisaa Agboh. Excerpts: Privatisation: Changing The Face Of the Nigerian Economy By Sisaa Agboh With the recent inauguration of the over N50billion Sunti Golden Sugar Estates in Niger State by President Muhammadu Buhari, the face...
Privatisation and the Nigerian Economy
Sisaa Agboh With the recent inauguration of the over N50billion Sunti Golden Sugar Estates in Niger State by President Muhammadu Buhari, the face of the Nigerian economy is undoubtedly changing; courtesy of the reform and privatisation programme of the Federal...
Assessment On Some Selected Privatised Enterprises
The Bureau of Public Enterprises (BPE) in collaboration with the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) and Nigeria Institute of Social and Economics Research (NISER) is set to conduct an Impact Assessment on some selected Privatised Enterprises under the reform and...
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The Role of BPE In Liberalising The Nigerian Economy
For many, privatisation and commercialisation is simply a massive fire sale of government assets by the National Council on Privatisation (NCP) and its implementation arm, the Bureau of Public Enterprises (BPE). But on the scale of one to ten though,...
DG’s Desk
Dear All, It is nice to engage again on this platform. I trust you have been keeping well and keeping busy. It is the 30th Anniversary week of this great institution and I would like to use this opportunity to...
But why privatisation?
Experience worldwide has shown that public enterprises have failed to live up to expectations. They tend to consume a large proportion of national resources without discharging the responsibilities thrust upon them. More importantly, they fail to share out these resources...
