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DisCos As Collapse of Privatisation At Last in Nigeria Exactly As Predicted 38 Years Ago

Posted By: adminon: July 06, 2022In: FlashbackTags: DISCOs, IMF loan, NET, Nigeria Railway Corporation, private sector, Privatisation, The Nigerian Airway, The Nigerian External Telecommunications, The Nigerian national Shipping Line, The Nigerian ports AuthorityNo CommentsViews:
DisCos As Collapse of Privatisation At Last in Nigeria Exactly As Predicted 38 Years Ago

 “Privatization”, of necessity, assumes that any of the enterprises to be sold can be allowed to collapse without serious consequences to the country economically, militarily and politically... Read more

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Re-launching the Neoliberal Offensive?

Posted By: adminon: March 07, 2017In: De-EscalationTags: Concessioning, Hadi Sirika, Ibrahim Idris, private sector, Rotimi AmaechiNo CommentsViews:
Re-launching the Neoliberal Offensive?

  Re-launching the Neoliberal Offensive? “We are concessioning the entire airports in Nigeria that belong to government. We will begin by concessioning four. Concession means we will give it... Read more

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