Spiraling wage bill slows move to tackle $200bn infrastructure deficit
Nigeria’s spiraling public wage expense is making it harder to meaningfully address the nation’s infrastructure deficit. Africa’s largest economy needs...
- Tuesday, June 30, 2026
BusinessDay
Nigeria’s spiraling public wage expense is making it harder to meaningfully address the nation’s infrastructure deficit. Africa’s largest economy needs...
Battling with energy shortages, South Africa is looking to gas-rich Mozambique and its shale gas resources as it plans to...
Nigeria’s response to the scourge of Boko Haram has been like a man who is not good at calculations trying...
While the federal government is determined to return Nigeria to its old glorious days as an automobile manufacturing nation under...
While the federal government is determined to return Nigeria to its old glorious days as an automobile manufacturing nation under...
In the course of Democratic primaries between Hillary Clinton and then little-known Senator Barack Obama, an obscure one-term African-American Senator...
The Nigerian property market has been experiencing exciting moments in the past couple of years, with the entry of Lekki...
The race to the Government House in Yola will be keenly contested, with unflinching interests from Adamawa bigwig politicians and...
Despite US long-standing concern over independent oil sales from Kurdistan, a tanker carrying crude oil from the autonomous region is...
On assumption of office as new chairman of Zenith Bank plc, last week, Jim Ovia was greeted with N57.85 billion...