- Friday, June 12, 2026
BusinessDay
Nigeria’s debt payment rose to a four-year high of $4.65 billion at the end of 2024, reflecting the federal government’s...
Nigeria’s fragile economic recovery now faces an unexpected threat. Not from global headwinds or weak oil prices—but from a power...
More than three million small businesses are striking it rich in Lagos despite mountains of obstacles facing them. With N2...
…Economy turning the corner, some Nigerians say …Drop in food prices not enough to clap – others On March 17,...
Despite declining inflation rates which have led to a drop in rates of most money market instruments, many analysts recommend...
Nigeria’s low electricity generation and consumption are dragging Nigeria’s growth and the per capita incomes of citizens, keeping millions in...
The Saskatoon Black Business Expo is making a powerful comeback for its second edition, set to take place at Prairieland...
The naira remained stable in the black market on Wednesday despite concerns that the recent oil pipeline explosion could impact...
Several firms are raising their prices in response to rising operating costs, fuelled by the naira fall, high raw materials’...
Exporters and non-bank corporates contributed 64 percent of the total dollar inflows into the Nigerian Foreign Exchange Market (NFEM) window...
After months of opposition and heated debates, the House of Representatives have finally passed the four tax reform bills which...
For Nigerian businesses looking to export, the road is anything but smooth. This is because lack of data, inconsistent supply...
…CPI slows to 23.2% in February Nigeria’s inflation fell to 23.2 percent in February, the second consecutive drop after the...
Recently, the Lagos Economic Development Update (LEDU) 2025 was released to the public, which shows that for ten consecutive quarters,...
Taxation plays a crucial role in shaping a nation’s economic landscape, influencing everything from government revenue to individual financial well-being....
