- Sunday, June 14, 2026
BusinessDay
Many households in Africa’s biggest economy are forced to cut back on meals, travel and gifts for Christmas celebrations as...
By this time last year, many Nigerian streets, from Lagos to Abuja, Abakaliki and Port Harcourt, were bubbling with Christmas...
Many businesses in Nigeria have yet to see the usual spike in sales ahead of Christmas as families are cutting...
Banks and fintech companies in Nigeria have several major hurdles to cross in the race to increase cashless transactions. Barring...
As Nigeria prepares for a future in which banks would no longer give citizens more than N20,000 cash per day...
The Central Bank of Nigeria’s (CBN) plan to reduce the amount of cash in circulation by limiting cash withdrawals by...
The spread between the official and parallel market exchange rates is seen attracting Nigerians abroad and boosting dollar liquidity in...
High poverty rate, rising inflation, and other unfavourable macroeconomic factors in Nigeria are hindering businesses from experiencing the usual boom...
Since March 23, driving experience on Eko Bridge in Lagos has worsened on incremental basis. It is Christmas season now...
Battling the fallout from rising inflation and soaring cost of doing business, fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) companies in Nigeria are...
Inflation in Africa’s biggest economy, which has surged to the highest in 17 years, has forced cash-strapped consumers to adapt...
More businesses in Nigeria, especially in the fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) industry, are embracing ‘sachetisation’ as part of their strategies...
Nigeria’s next president would inherit a country where at least 133 million people suffer from multidimensional poverty as well as...
Nigeria, which was until a few months ago the biggest oil producer in Africa, would have racked up huge windfall...
Ghana’s debt implosion is a foreboding of the trouble ahead for governments that tapped the international debt market in the...
