Staying connected: Can Nigeria afford a telecom price shock?
Few sectors in Nigeria have seen as much transformation as telecommunications. From the days of N50-per-minute calls and N46,000 SIM...
- Wednesday, January 22, 2025
BusinessDay
Few sectors in Nigeria have seen as much transformation as telecommunications. From the days of N50-per-minute calls and N46,000 SIM...
President Bola Tinubu’s recent push for comprehensive tax reforms marks a pivotal moment in Nigeria’s economic governance. On September 3,...
Nigeria, Africa’s most populous nation, stands at a pivotal juncture in its democratic journey. While the country has made strides...
In the heart of Nigeria’s bustling cities and quiet rural communities, an unsettling trend has gripped the nation: the relentless...
Nigeria’s recent decision to include illegal activities—such as drug trafficking and prostitution—in its Gross Domestic Product (GDP) calculations lays bare...
Nigeria’s precarious reliance on oil revenue is no longer a tenable economic strategy. For decades, crude oil has propped up...
Budgets may seem unimportant until their importance becomes clear: they set national priorities, support sectoral growth, and influence a nation’s...
Each year, Nigeria’s economy experiences a slowdown as it transitions from the final quarter to the first. This trend has...
As Nigeria contends with escalating food insecurity and a burgeoning cost-of-living crisis, a recent $2.5 billion Memorandum of Understanding (MoU)...
There is more to the naira’s sharp drop from N800/$ to N1900/$ in less than two years than just a...