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Nigerian real estate developers face challenges due to rising insecurity and the withdrawal of police escorts. This situation disrupts project delivery and contributes to higher housing costs.
Nigerian workers are increasingly converting their offices into home workspaces due to rising transport costs. This trend is impacting their health and sleep as they prioritize cost-saving measures.
NGX Group CEO, Temi Popoola, highlights inclusive wealth creation as vital for Nigeria’s capital market growth and long-term economic strength. Discover ho
Nigeria's rapid population growth poses significant challenges for its healthcare system, including facility shortages and a lack of medical professionals. However, this demographic shift also presents potential opportunities for economic growth and development.
NLC spokesman Benson Upah argues that Nigerian workers should not suffer due to government inefficiency and deserves a N1m minimum wage. He highlights the economic hardships faced by workers as a key reason for this demand.
Nigeria's economic growth is hindered by poor transportation infrastructure. Strategic investments and regulatory reforms are essential to unlock the country's full economic potential.
As a young Mass Server (or altar boy as they are called these days) at St. Christopher’s Catholic School on Ikot-Ekpene Street, near the famous Mile 1 market in the Diobu area of Port Harcourt, one song I loved so much in my Hymn Book back then was ‘When the roll is called up...
French President Emmanuel Macron has launched a €23 billion investment initiative aimed at boosting partnerships with Africa. This funding will focus on key sectors such as energy, agriculture, and digital technology.
Africa's stock markets are expected to show strong performance by 2026, driven by improving economic conditions. The report highlights the ten largest stock markets on the continent for that year.
Nigeria has surpassed Morocco to become Africa's second-largest stock market following a significant rally. This achievement marks a notable milestone for the country's financial sector.
The Nigerian Railway Corporation is facing financial difficulties, operating at a loss and relying on loans to maintain its operations. This situation raises concerns about the sustainability of the railway services in Nigeria.
Sanwo-Olu emphasizes Lagos's role as a key investment hub in Africa, highlighting its economic significance despite its small size. He attributes this growth to effective policy, innovation, and enterprise.
Tinubu's recent reforms have ended a foreign company's 12-year dominance in Nigeria's airtime lending market. This move aims to enhance competition and reduce capital flight from the country.
The naira has strengthened against the dollar as Nigeria's foreign reserves reached a record $50.04 billion. This positive trend indicates improved economic stability and investor confidence in the country.
Dangote's refinery has successfully ramped up its fuel production to 700,000 barrels daily, enhancing local fuel supply. This increase supports the availability of petrol, diesel, and aviation fuel in Nigeria.
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The Central Bank of Nigeria has unveiled a revised Foreign Exchange Manual aimed at enhancing trust in the foreign exchange market. This initiative is part of ongoing efforts to restore order and rebuild confidence in Nigeria's financial systems.
The federal government missed its oil revenue target by N2.79 trillion in Q3 2025. This shortfall highlights ongoing challenges in the oil sector's performance.
Nigerian small business owners may soon access loans without needing collateral, addressing a significant barrier to funding. This change could empower many entrepreneurs to grow their businesses and stimulate economic activity.
Bismarck Rewane predicts that the Dangote Refinery's IPO will significantly enhance the Nigerian Exchange's capitalisation to N236 trillion. This development is expected to positively impact the market and investor confidence.
Nigerian banks will incur a N100 million fine for violations of foreign exchange regulations under new rules from the Central Bank of Nigeria. This move aims to enforce compliance and strengthen the forex market.
Henry Agbebire discusses plans to transform Nigerian airports into significant economic centers. The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria aims to enhance its transformation agenda for better economic impact.
Enugu residents and vendors are worried about the rising prices of tomatoes, pepper, and crayfish. Sellers attribute the increase to the off-season period and high transportation costs.
Nigeria has achieved its first Fitch rating upgrade in nearly 21 years, marking a significant milestone for the country's economy. This upgrade reflects improved economic conditions and investor confidence in Nigeria's financial stability.
The naira has fallen to N1,397 per dollar in the parallel market, a decline from N1,390 the previous day. This depreciation highlights ongoing challenges in Nigeria's currency stability.
The World Bank has approved a $900 million funding deal aimed at upgrading Iraq's road infrastructure. This initiative is expected to enhance safety and connectivity throughout the country.
Tanzania and Nigeria are working to enhance their trade relationships through economic diplomacy. This initiative aims to boost bilateral trade and investment opportunities between the two nations.
An expert emphasizes the need for greater investment in solar energy research to improve Nigeria's power supply. This initiative is also seen as a way to foster youth development and accelerate the transition to renewable energy.