- Wednesday, June 03, 2026
BusinessDay
By Ajibola Akindele, Country President, Schneider Electric, West Africa The world has become a global village, and no country exists...
Nigeria’s construction sector faces severe cost pressures, driven by macroeconomic instability and structural inefficiencies. Inflation, exchange rate volatility, high transportation...
In the face of mounting economic pressures and widening inequality, the Nigerian government on May 5, 2025, launched the “Nigeria...
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has once again lowered its economic growth projections for a majority of African economies, painting...
Nigeria plans to raise a total of N300 billion ($186 million) through green bonds in two separate offerings before the...
The 29th of next month will mark the second anniversary of the administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. The last...
There are four things the federal government can do to reduce the impact of the oil price crash on the...
Gen Z is refining workplace values and operations to a more flexible, tech-driven productivity approach, team and collaborative work vibes....
When Olayemi Cardoso delivered his first major address as Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) on November 25,...
“When prices go up, I have to reduce what I buy. But no one reduces the rent for my stall,...
Losing subscribers is bad for any market or pay-TV platform. With subscriber numbers falling from over 23 million to 19.3...
Despite decades of economic reform, Sub-Saharan Africa remains trapped in poverty, with few lasting gains to show for nearly half...
Nigeria, Africa’s largest economy and most populous nation, is wrestling with a growing debt crisis that threatens its fiscal stability....
In 2018, the Afrca Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) board took a bold decision to establish trade centres in several commercial capitals...
Imagine, as a citizen, having the power to change the course of your nation—not because you were induced or coerced,...
