Nigeria is getting capital, but not the kind that creates jobs
Nigeria attracted $10.37 billion in foreign capital during the first quarter of 2026, almost double the $5.64 billion recorded a...
- Thursday, June 04, 2026
BusinessDay
Nigeria attracted $10.37 billion in foreign capital during the first quarter of 2026, almost double the $5.64 billion recorded a...
At 4:30 a.m., while much of Lagos is still asleep, Taye Bamgbade is already working. The 48-year-old banker leaves home...
…Commercial paper listings and double-digit yields are drawing investors deeper into corporate credit Nigeria’s fixed-income market is beginning to shift...
Nigeria’s economy expanded by 3.89 percent in the first quarter of 2026, according to the latest GDP report released by...
Nigeria’s Policy Graveyard: The Widening Gap Between Reform Ambition and Economic Reality Welcome to the inaugural edition of The Nigeria...
For years, commercial paper occupied an unusual position in Nigeria’s fixed-income market: large enough to fund some of the country’s...
In February 2026, the Central Bank of Nigeria delivered something that manufacturers, borrowers, and small business owners had been waiting...
For three years, Nigeria’s reform programme has rested on a difficult political bargain: households absorb short-term pain today in exchange...
…Nkechy Ezeh founded an organisation to give West Michigan’s poorest children a fighting start. A federal judge has now called...
…As reform shocks fade …Growth pace still too slow to reduce poverty Nigeria’s economy is on track to deliver a...