Nigeria, June 1 -- Peek under the buzz around its reform credentials, and the truth is that the Tinubu administration's policies, thus far, have largely favoured the economy's demand side - an increase in the minimum wage, and, through tax reforms, a redistribution of income away from high earners towards low-earning segments of the population, representing the high watermark episodes of its policy bias. Given that folks lower down the wage ladder consume more of their earnings than their richer corporate brethren and employers, it is tempting to think of a boost to their earnings as a solution to the recovery in domestic demand that the economy so badly craves. That, though, is before you consider the more general effects of demand-side ...