Nigeria is not building enough. Here’s why that matters for growth
When a country builds roads, factories, power plants, or buys machinery, it is investing in its future. Economists call this...
- Wednesday, July 15, 2026
BusinessDay
When a country builds roads, factories, power plants, or buys machinery, it is investing in its future. Economists call this...
If you look at the macroeconomic indicators, Nigeria’s economy is recovering. The GDP is projected to grow by 3.6 percent...
In Nigeria’s commodities market, volatility is no longer the exception; it is the rule. What began as a cyclical mismatch...
Five years after COVID-19 first swept across the globe, much of sub-Saharan Africa is finding its feet again. Trade volumes...
In a world rattled by war, inflation, and erratic trade policies, some of the savviest investors are quietly shifting their...
Why big investors are pouring money into Nigeria again By Oluwatobi Ojabello In a world rattled by war, inflation, and...
In a country where fiscal power has long rested in Abuja, Nigeria’s newly signed value added tax (VAT) reforms could...
LAGOS – In a country where fiscal power has long rested in Abuja, Nigeria’s newly signed VAT reforms could quietly rebalance...
In June 2023, Nigeria took a bold step: it ended the confusing system of multiple exchange rates and finally let...
Boom! Brent crude is climbing again, and Nigeria’s foreign exchange market just might be able to catch its breath, at...