- Saturday, July 25, 2026
BusinessDay
Nigeria’s agricultural output in the second half of this year is expected to slow on the back of flooding and...
As terrorism, banditry and kidnapping continue to escalate, farmers in Nigeria are forced to abandon their farms in many parts...
Despite the government’s efforts to boost local production capacity in recent years, Nigeria spent N2 trillion importing food in 2021....
The Nigerian economy is expected to see a further slowdown in the second half of this year as it grapples...
Nigeria’s oil and gas sector struggled for survival in the first half of 2022, despite surging crude oil prices and...
Nigeria’s transport sector was squeezed further in the first half of this year as the Russia-Ukraine war triggered a surge...
Weighed against a year that at least saw renewed private investment in bridging part of the infrastructural and skill deficit...
Many Nigerian students welcomed the year 2022 with high hopes, having survived the COVID-19 pandemic that disrupted socio-economic life, and...
Nigeria flared natural gas worth over $13.3bn (N4 trillion) within the last 10 years, BusinessDay analysis show, volumes that could...
The high yields on Nigeria’s Eurobonds is making it impractical for the government to raise fresh dollar debt, effectively shutting...
The continued intervention of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has triggered a liquidity squeeze in the interbank segment of...
The depreciation of the naira against the dollar amid multiple exchange rates in Nigeria has left investors spooked, putting a...
Nigeria lost at least $1.8 billion yearly between 2010 and 2019 as a result of the federal government’s protectionist measures,...
The naira has plunged to a new all-time low of N615 against the dollar at the unofficial market amid the...
As the scarcity of petrol bites harder across the country, the black market is booming in several cities across Africa’s...
