Sentences with phrase «harsh economic conditions»

Dr. Bawumia, an economist and a former Deputy Governor of the Bank of Ghana, indicated that, the prevailing harsh economic conditions were the result of the massive corruption, wastefulness and the ineptitude of the current managers of the economy.

«Suicide is also gradually becoming a household name in Nigeria as citizens, who can not cope with the current harsh economic conditions have resorted to taking their own lives,» he added.

With harsh economic conditions at hand, it has become more convenient for the young lads to seek for loaded sugar mommas to free them from a broke life.

We also promote responsible pet ownership; and offer prevention and intervention services to families afflicted by harsh economic conditions to ensure their pet (s) remain a part of the family.

Today's harsh economic conditions force gas producers to cut costs.

In his opening remarks, the former Special Adviser to the Governor on Health, Dr. Rafiu Isamotu said despite the harsh economic conditions, some well - meaning individuals still want the governor to succeed in its six - point integral action plan particularly on health.

People are eager to forget the harsh economic conditions of the 1980s under structural economic adjustment programmes,» Akwasi Sarpong, BBC Africa.

Beyond his usual turf, the stage, where he holds his fans spellbound in different parts of Nigeria, Innocent Idibia, also known as Tuface must be enjoying the attention brought to him by his decision to call out Nigerians to protest against the harsh economic conditions in the country.

The Dardenne brothers feature debut is a stunning achievement, an emotionally powerful coming of age tale, which shows that humanism can prevail in the harshest economic conditions.

Whether these borrowers fell behind on payments because they couldn't afford it at all, or defaulted due to harsh economic conditions is unknown.

Harsh economic conditions have forced the National Institute of Media and Family to close its doors.

In response to harsh economic conditions, the nation's corporate clients have tightened their legal budgets and altered their spending habits.