By Jide Ajia

Despite slow pace of economy in mend, emerging signals from across finance and investments clime have indicated that the nation’s industries have been recovering from two years recession, 20 years ago.

Although, paths leading to the recovering destinations have been clouded with many factors, but the recent approval of the long-delayed 2017 budget should provide greater policy certainty in the months ahead.

Against odds, the federal government in recent times appeared to be up in alms while looking for growth to eventually return any moment from the current half of 2017, including good earnings expected to be delivered by companies very soon.

In addition, oil production has increased so far 2017 as threat from Niger Delta militants recedes; however, despite Nigeria initially being excluded from further Organization of Petroleum exporting Countries (OPEC) output cuts, talks have been centered on whether to include the country in the deal in a bid to curb supply of oil across international market and boost prices.

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