- Saturday, July 25, 2026
BusinessDay
Nigeria is edging closer to a Lebanon-style financial meltdown that has pushed large swaths of Lebanese either into poverty or...
Low voter turnout reduced Nigeria’s largest voting bloc and PDP stronghold, the Bible Belt, to the least effective bloc at...
The voter turnout at Nigeria’s last presidential election (2019) slumped to a record-low of 34.75 percent, according to INEC data....
Ahead of Nigeria’s presidential elections in 2023, voting patterns identified after analysing trends since 1999 will last for at least...
With hindsight, the Bible Belt states’ loyalty to PDP first emerged in the 1999 presidential elections, with all 17 states...
The voting patterns in Nigeria’s presidential elections since 1999 have culminated in the creation of three voting blocs, according to...
Nigeria’s first interest rate hike in six years will increase the borrowing costs of businesses in the short-term and may...
Nigeria’s equities market extended its decline on Tuesday as the Central Bank of Nigeria increased the monetary policy rate (MPR),...
Nigeria, which spent nearly all of its revenues on interest payments to creditors last year, will now pay more to...
The naira on Tuesday strengthened against the dollar at the official market after the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) increased...
Banks are perhaps the biggest winners of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN)’s move on Tuesday to hike interest rates...
A safety net has been created under the newly approved National Health Insurance Act for Nigeria’s most vulnerable group to...
Starting from 1 June, every airtime recharge will attract a 5 percent tax that will go to the government, and...
The National Health Insurance Authority (NHIA) Act 2021 recently signed into law by President Muhammadu Buhari is seen as a...
The Federal government has turned down the application for ministerial consent necessary to seal a $1.3bn planned deal between Seplat...
