Relevance of manufacturing sector to Nigeria’s economic revival, by Mahmud Shuaibu Ringim Farouq Kperogi’s letter from Atlanta on Tinubu, “Nigeria is sinking, and the streets are full of tears,” vividly captures the prevailing national sentiment.   For an extended period, neo-liberal economists have dominated Nigeria’s economic policy landscape, particularly since the introduction of the Structural Adjustment Program (SAP) in 1986 by the Babangida administration. Prior to SAP, the government held controlling shares in banks and various sectors due to the 1976 indigenization decree. Foreign exchange allocation was managed through import licenses, and multinational companies’ profit...