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Nigeria recorded a 21 per cent increase in intra-African trade in 2025, with total trade rising to $9.02 billion as the implementation of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) continued to unlock new export opportunities and deepen regional commercial integration, as ...
SMEDAN has launched a N500 million interest-free fund to support Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in Nigeria. This initiative aims to boost small businesses and enhance economic growth.
The Federal Government is launching an initiative aimed at enhancing industrial development, trade, and investment by 2026. Minister Dr. Jumoke Oduwole emphasized the importance of this plan for economic diversification and boosting non-oil exports.
Over 76 ISWAP militants have surrendered to Nigerian military forces in the Northeast, highlighting the effectiveness of ongoing military operations. Key members of the terrorist network were among those who handed themselves over, as reported by military officials.
The Nigerian Economic Summit Group warns that export rerouting is harming Nigeria's trade competitiveness despite a reported trade surplus of N7.55 trillion. This situation is depriving the economy of significant domestic value.
Nigeria's D'Tigers have announced their team lineup for the upcoming FIBA World Cup Qualifiers. Newly appointed head coach David Fizdale will lead the team in this competitive assignment.
Concerns have been raised about the credibility of Nigeria's $1 trillion economy projections. Critics argue that these optimistic forecasts may be misleading and not grounded in reality.
The Nigerian military has achieved a significant success in its fight against ISWAP, with senior leaders surrendering amid intensified operations. This development marks a crucial step in the ongoing counter-insurgency efforts in the North-East region.
Nigeria plans to enhance its domestic production of veterinary medicines with a new manufacturing facility. Chromedix Pharmaceuticals Limited has proposed this initiative to the Federal Ministry of Livestock Development.
Despite an increase in revenue to N118.8 trillion, the Nigerian government and stakeholders are struggling to meet their obligations. Recent findings reveal that over N53.3 trillion has been allocated from the Federation Account in the past three years.
The Nigerian stock market has seen a continued profit-taking trend, resulting in a loss of over N2.4 trillion for investors. This follows a previous week where losses exceeded N5.6 trillion due to significant sell-offs.
The Malaysian Palm Oil Council is collaborating with Nigeria to address the country's palm oil supply shortage. They aim to provide technical expertise and investment opportunities to help close a one million metric-tonnes gap.
Unions of the Nigerian Meteorological Agency plan to halt aviation operations over a 10% non-remittance issue. This action is set to take place on Wednesday, July 1.
Experts emphasize the importance of macroeconomic stability for sustainable growth in Nigeria. They advocate for transforming economic reforms into collective wealth to benefit all citizens.
The editorial emphasizes the need for improved US-Iran relations to foster global peace. It expresses hope for a resolution to ongoing conflicts and successful negotiations.
Nigeria's tax reforms are under scrutiny as the June 30 e-invoicing deadline approaches. Large companies are racing to comply with the new regulations, marking a significant test for the government's reform agenda.
Dangote Refinery has made its first purchase of crude oil from the UAE, acquiring two cargoes. This move comes as domestic supply tightens in Nigeria.
The APC has rejected a purported list of winning candidates, labeling it as fraudulent. They emphasized that official notifications will be sent through their channels once the successful candidates are confirmed.
Ikeja Electric has appointed Ogochukwu Onyelucheya as the interim CEO after the departure of its long-serving chief. This change comes as the former CEO takes on a broader role elsewhere.
The Senate Leader accuses the opposition of using the state police debate for political gain instead of focusing on Nigeria's security issues. He urges for constructive ideas to enhance the country's security framework.
President Bola Tinubu and Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu have urged Nigerians to honor the legacy of Herbert Macaulay during an 80th tribute. They emphasized the importance of upholding Macaulay's ideals for the nation's progress.
BusinessDay published its latest edition on June 29, 2026, featuring various articles and insights. Readers can access the full content through the provided link.
Corporate Nigeria is racing against time to comply with the National Revenue Service's e-invoicing mandate before the June 30 deadline. Companies face penalties if they fail to meet this requirement.
South Korea’s dismal World Cup exit sparks fury and calls for a complete overhaul. Coach Hong Myung-bo resigns amid public anger.
Sesame exporters in Nigeria are worried that rising insecurity and potential flooding could negatively impact growth prospects for 2026. These challenges may hinder production in key sesame seed-producing regions.
The FCCPC is probing fuel marketers in Nigeria for high prices despite a decline in global oil costs. This investigation aims to address potential exploitative pricing practices in the fuel market.
Nigeria's foreign exchange market experienced a 22% increase in trading activity in June, according to a recent report. This surge was attributed to both spot and derivatives trading.
INEC has identified 385 potential trouble spots and 200 challenging areas ahead of the Osun governorship election. This proactive measure aims to enhance security and ensure a smooth electoral process.
Human rights organizations have confirmed that the Ekiti gubernatorial election on June 20 was credible and met international standards. This positive assessment reflects well on the electoral process in the region.