Centre for Nigeria Progress

Nigerian President Bola Tinubu’s push to reshape Africa’s biggest economy appears to be a case of too far, too fast. Four months after he took office, inflation is surging and the naira’s street value has slipped to the psychologically important level of 1,000 to the dollar. The national power grid collapsed twice in September and a surge in business confidence …

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Immigration Rules for visitors travelling to the United Kingdom are frequently updated by the Home Office. Appendix V: Visitor has been in effect since 24 April 2015, following the codification of the Visitor route under the appendix system. As visitors make up the largest percentage of people entering the UK at the time of writing, …

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Through the prism of a single September day in 1923, from Jamaica to London to a tiny Pacific island, Parker captures peak British imperialism in vivid detail On 29 September 1923, the British empire reached its peak, geographically speaking. As the Palestine mandate, administered by Britain, came into force, the empire was at its largest …

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