- Sunday, June 14, 2026
BusinessDay
The inadequacy of the law, the ambiguity that it presents and the loopholes created by certain omissions have been cited...
Ahead of the primary election of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), many presidential aspirants have emerged despite the huge...
The border closure policy implemented by the Nigerian government for over two years failed to stop the smuggling of imported...
The Lagos-Abidjan corridor, for which funding has been secured, is expected to boost trade in West Africa and have a...
The federal government’s reopening of more land borders will enable manufacturers to boost their cross-border transactions with access to larger...
When Nigeria shut its land borders in August 2019, protecting local farmers, boosting local food production and curbing arms influx...
A typical developing economy collects just 15 percent of GDP in taxes, compared with the 40 percent collected by a...
Only war-torn Somalia and Yemen’s governments are expected to earn less money relative to their economic size than Nigeria in...
Nigeria has an opportunity to profit from Europe’s plan to pull the plug on the importation of Russian gas in...
Recent sanctions on Russia by some western countries have seen the global oil market shift its attention to other sources...
Italy and Algeria have signed a declaration of intent on bilateral energy cooperation that could see Italy depend less on...
The current reordering of the global energy landscape as a result of Russia’s war with Ukraine could boost African gas...
An oil price of $100 per barrel is wonderful news for any oil-producing country, but Nigeria, Africa’s biggest top producer,...
The Nigerian government’s take from every $100 revenue earned by it and its joint venture (JV) partners is about $77,...
At a time when Russia’s war against Ukraine is triggering increased demand for oil and gas, Nigeria could easily be...
