- Wednesday, June 10, 2026
BusinessDay
Nigeria has grown its external debt stock by the most among African peers in the last 10 years, yet it...
Seven years ago, Nigeria ranked the second most attractive investment destination in Africa but it has slipped behind several other...
The World Bank international debt report 2022 has provided deeper insights into how Nigeria’s total external debt stock ballooned from...
Frequent policy changes often without consultation with the private sector is one reason why local and foreign investors are not...
Nigeria’s trade balance worsened in the third quarter of 2021 as imports surged and the trade deficit hit N3.02 trillion,...
Nigeria’s Federal Government is closely monitoring the market for an additional $2.18bn Eurobond issue after the September 2021 successful deal...
A more secure growth recovery and slowing inflation would give Nigeria scope for a one percentage point (1-ppt) policy rate...
Manufacturers in Nigeria fear the worst as the new COVID-19 variant spreads rapidly with threats to repeat adverse impact on...
In contemporary Nigeria, as no doubt in many other developing countries, Governance and i) Security/Insecurity, ii) poverty/prosperity and iii) Socioeconomic...
Despite Nigeria’s rising fiscal deficit, the decision of the federal government to include at least ten frivolous projects in its...
Nigeria’s rising debt combined with its weak spending and the difficulty in raising extra tax revenues means it faces a...
The economic case for the removal of Nigeria’s fuel subsidy regime is mounting by the day even though the present...
With its current population of 1.37 billion Africa will need a socio-economic stimulus worth $7.1 trillion to recover from the...
Inflation rate has slowed for seven straight months but Nigerians still feel the pinch with ravaging hunger levels and rising...
The global construction market is set for a sustained period of strong growth post-Covid-19, driven by government spending on infrastructure...
