Isah Aliyu Chiroma

Isah Aliyu Chiroma, a writer and public affairs analyst who focuses on government policies, economic and financial markets, and writes from Abuja. Isah can be reached at aliyuisahchiroma29@gmail.com

Nigeria and Türkiye: A New Era of Strategic Partnership

By Kenan Toprak & Isah Aliyu Chiroma President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s recent state visit to Türkiye marks a pivotal moment in the evolving partnership between...

CBN Macroeconomic Outlook Consolidating Stability Amid Global Uncertainty

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has released its macroeconomic outlook for 2025, displaying a nuanced picture of the nation’s economic trajectory amidst a...

2025 Composite PMI: Sustaining Robust Growth Momentum

Nigeria’s economic landscape has often been characterized by volatility, uncertainty, and the daunting challenge of achieving sustainable growth. In December 2025, a remarkable development...

From Recovery to Growth: Strategic Monetary Policy

Amid global economic anxieties, from looming trade tensions to geopolitical uncertainties, the resilience of Nigeria’s banking sector remains a strong anchor. The Central Bank...

President Trump’s Parable: The War of Interest

The recent statement from the President of the United States, threatening to cut aid to Nigeria and order military preparations unless attacks on Christians...

UNGA at 80: A Step Towards Peace and Conflict Resolution

As we find ourselves navigating the complexities of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, the discussions surrounding a two-state solution become increasingly urgent. This discourse is not...

Macroeconomic Stability: Regulating Monetary Policy Rate for Growth

In a significant move aimed at reinforcing Nigeria's economic recovery, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has reduced the Monetary Policy Rate (MPR) to...

The Strategic Path To Nigeria’s Economic Stability

Nigeria's economy is gradually gaining stability, with the leadership of Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) at the helm of a well-coordinated decisions that are...

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