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The Tinubu administration is implementing bold reforms to strengthen Nigeria's economy. These efforts aim to create a more resilient economic foundation for the nation.
Rising cow prices in Nigeria are leading low-income families to eliminate meat from their diets, exacerbating malnutrition issues. This trend highlights the growing economic challenges faced by many households in the country.
The Bank of Agriculture has partnered with the Nigerian Air Force to provide concessional financing for farming. This initiative aims to enhance productivity among NAF officers and personnel.
Nigeria's oil production has increased due to the collaboration between surveillance firms and local communities. This partnership is seen as a key factor in the sector's recent progress.
The legal action signals renewed friction in Nigeria’s downstream oil sector, nearly a year after the refinery withdrew an earlier suit challenging similar import permits The post Dangote files fresh lawsuit against Nigerian govt over fuel import licences appeared first on Prem...
The EU and UNDP are supporting Nigeria's efforts to close the youth skills gap and reduce unemployment. This partnership aims to implement key initiatives to enhance workforce development.
The group stressed that Nigeria’s inflation challenge remains structural and supply-driven, arguing that monetary tightening alone is insufficient to address the underlying cost pressures in the economy. The post CPPE warns inflationary conditions remain severe for households, ...
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Nigeria's credit rating has been upgraded by S&P Global Ratings from 'B-' to 'B', reflecting improvements in the economy. This upgrade is expected to enhance global investor confidence in the country.
The naira recorded a weekly loss in the official foreign exchange (FX) market despite a sharp increase in market liquidity read more Naira posts weekly loss despite 249.16% liquidity surge at NFEM
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Nigeria's sovereign credit rating has been upgraded to 'B' from 'B-' by S&P Global Ratings, thanks to President Tinubu's economic reforms. This positive change reflects an improved outlook for the country's economy.
The DMO has allotted N4.07 billion in May 2026 FGN Savings Bonds, aimed at enhancing retail participation in Nigeria's debt market. This initiative promotes financial inclusion by offering accessible investment opportunities for individuals and small institutions.
Dike Onwuamaeze The Centre for the Promotion of Private Enterprise (CPPE) has remarked that Nigeria’s inflation outlook in April 2026 reflected a fragile disinflation process as the pace of acceleration was relatively moderate and suggested a
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The NRS leadership has been commended for its effective compliance reforms and efforts to enhance sustainable revenue. This recognition highlights the importance of economic resilience in national development.
PenCom said it considered the refinery’s strategic importance, strong business fundamentals, economic benefits, and growth potential before approving the request. The post PenCom grants one-off approval for PFAs to invest pension funds in Dangote Petroleum Refinery appeared fir...
S&P has upgraded Nigeria's credit rating for the first time in 14 years, citing structural reforms under the Tinubu administration. The liberalisation of the foreign exchange market has significantly contributed to this positive change.
The Federal Government has welcomed the recent S&P upgrade, highlighting it as a sign of increasing investor confidence in Nigeria's economic reforms. This upgrade comes despite ongoing economic challenges faced by the country.
S&P Global Ratings upgrades Nigeria’s credit rating to ‘B’ from ‘B-‘, citing economic reforms, higher oil production, and FX market liberalization.
An Anglican Bishop decries Nigeria’s economy and widespread hardship but expresses optimism that the nation will overcome its current challenges.
Nigerian banks have increased credit allocation significantly over the past five years. The analysis reveals the sectors where banks are focusing their lending efforts.
The Africa CEO Forum recently took place in Kigali, Rwanda, focusing on the continent's search for capital amidst global volatility. This event underscores the ongoing challenges and opportunities for African economies in securing investment.
S&P has upgraded Nigeria's credit rating, reflecting improved economic conditions. The Federal Government has welcomed this positive development, following similar upgrades from Fitch and Moody's in 2025.
Inflation in Nigeria has risen to 15.69% due to increasing food and energy costs, particularly affecting states like Sokoto, Bauchi, and Zamfara. To address this, Cardoso has introduced a revised foreign exchange manual aimed at enhancing transparency and confidence in the market.
Nigerian banks are reluctant to lend to SMEs due to a banking allocation problem rather than a lack of importance for these enterprises. This ongoing issue highlights the need for a shift in credit distribution strategies.
Nigeria has received its first sovereign credit rating upgrade in 14 years from S&P Global Ratings, enhancing investor confidence. This milestone is expected to positively impact the country's economic landscape.
S&P Global Ratings has upgraded Nigeria's sovereign credit rating, acknowledging the country's challenging structural reforms. However, election-year inflation poses a risk to these reforms, potentially undermining progress.
Nigeria spends $6 billion annually on textile imports, highlighting a significant economic challenge. Minister John Enoh announced a new policy framework to address the decline in local cotton production.
Nigeria and Germany have strengthened their partnership with a €65 million development deal and a €300 million credit facility. This collaboration focuses on various sectors including energy, agriculture, and digital development.