Joshua Olorunsaiye, Author at Gifted Analysts

[INFOGRAPHICS] Regional Unemployment Rate (August 2020)

By Joshua OlorunsaiyePosted on September 30, 2020Posted in AnalyticsTagged Nigeria, North Central, North East, North West, South East, South south, South WestNo Comments

The regional paradox – The Richer the oil, the higher the unemployment.

[INFOGRAPHICS] E-Business % Of Revenue of Nigerian Banks (H1’2020)

By Joshua OlorunsaiyePosted on September 27, 2020Posted in AnalyticsTagged Access Bank, Ecobank, FBN HOLDINGS, FCMB Group, Fidelity Bank, GTBank, Stanbic IBTC, Sterling Bank, UBA, Union Bank, WEMA Bank, Zenith BankNo Comments

Nigerian Banks Electronic Transaction Revenue a question on efficiency of cashless policy.

[INFOGRAPHICS] Cash As A % Of Total Payments(Selected Countries)

By Joshua OlorunsaiyePosted on September 27, 2020Posted in AnalyticsTagged China, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Nigeria, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, United Kingdom, United StateNo Comments

Cashless policy a myriad in Nigeria payment transactions amongst other countries.

Mission Impossible? Can Fragile States Increase Tax Revenues?

By Joshua OlorunsaiyePosted on September 27, 2020Posted in AgenciesTagged COVID-19, Increase Tax, Revenue, tax, Tax RevenueNo Comments

The COVID-19 shocks are proving to be especially challenging for fragile states. Pre-COVID, fiscal revenues were low in such countries and governments were struggling to raise them. Now, COVID-19 is hitting them hard and fiscal revenues are falling. Once the pandemic abates, restoring and further enhancing tax collection is even more important to secure debt sustainability, facilitate the post-COVID-19 recovery, and meet development financing needs in order to meet the Sustainable Development Goals.

[INFOGRAPHICS] South African Vs Nigeria Banks (H1’2020)

By Joshua OlorunsaiyePosted on September 22, 2020Posted in AnalyticsTagged Access Bank, First Bank, GTBank, Monetary Policy Rate, NEDBANK (South Africa), Nigeria Banks, South African Banks, Standard Bank (South Africa), UBA, Zenith Bank3 Comments

South African banks are bigger than Nigerian banks in terms of Total Assets. However, Nigerian banks are more profitable, looking at return on Assets. Return on Assets talks about how they are able to utilize their balance sheet (mostly made up of deposits) to drive revenue. Return on Assets = Profit/Total assets. But why are Nigerian banks doing better? Take […]