- Saturday, June 13, 2026
BusinessDay
In under a week after the World Bank published a report that many non-poor Nigerians were only one small shock...
Stronger infrastructures, building human capital and public trust are key to achieving Nigeria’s poverty reduction goal, the World Bank said...
The new limit placed on bank customers’ dollar spending through their naira-denominated cards is taking a toll on manufacturers in...
The rise in Nigeria’s inflation rate in the first quarter of 2022 was mainly shaped by the impact of the...
Experts in the economic and financial sector have urged the Federal Government to take strategic steps towards meeting revenue projection...
A server problem, which the National Identity Management Commission (NIMC) said it had rectified in February, is frustrating many Nigerians...
Despite its huge market size, Nigeria is lagging far behind South Africa and Kenya in modern grocery shopping, new data...
Nigeria’s economic recovery and growth can be driven through deployment of inclusive financial services for women, youths and farmers, this...
The desire of the Federal Government to achieve 7% Gross Domestic Product (GDP) annual growth and to lift 100 million...
More than three years after its commencement, the Micro Pension Plan (MPP) is yet to gain traction as players in...
Prolonged documentation and protectionist policies are among the major challenges hampering the implementation of the African Continental Free Trade Agreement...
Beginning March 30, 2022, the United States Embassy in Abuja will begin processing certain non-immigrant visa renewal applications without requiring...
The optimism of Buhari’s government when preparing its budget defies incredulity. It is, however, surpassed by the public’s inertia which...
Nigeria first looked abroad for a loan in 1964 to build Kainji Dam, a gigantic hydroelectric dam on the Niger...
The Federal Government of Nigeria has continued to depend on borrowing to finance its budget for many years. Below is...
