- Wednesday, June 10, 2026
BusinessDay
Nigeria’s risk of recording its biggest budget deficit next year may be a blessing in disguise for fixed income investors,...
Businesses are yet to recover and public infrastructure are still ruined after they were razed during nationwide #ENDSARS protests against...
Nigerian commercial banks are exploring debt opportunities from the foreign capital market amid regulatory-driven capital increase to be enforced by...
Despite Covid-19 pandemic economic shocks, Nigeria has retained its position as Africa’s most valuable nation brand for the third consecutive...
Household consumption has surpassed pre-pandemic levels because Nigerians have to pay more for goods and services and not because they...
Nigeria is unlikely to do away with a wasteful petrol subsidy practice until after the general elections in 2023 even...
Nigeria’s economic growth will quicken in 2022 to a seven-year high of 3.3 percent before rising further by 3.8 percent...
Without jobs there are possibilities that the EndSARS protest that saw the Nigerian economy losing billions of naira in October...
The average cost of cooking a pot of Jollof rice for a family of five has increased to N8,000.50 from...
The recent report by the National Bureau of Statistics shows data on the Gross Domestic Product estimates using expenditure and...
Some Nigerians are beginning to store large amount of Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) – cooking gas – at home to...
Nigeria’s Excess Crude Account (ECA) has decreased by 72 percent from $2.2 billion in 2015 to an all-time low of...
Rising prices are crushing workers of the Federal Government of Nigeria even as the personnel costs for federal civil servants...
Manufacturers in Nigeria that depend on machineries, spare parts, chemicals, and other raw materials from China and India say they...
The gigantic oil refinery being built in Lagos by Africa’s richest man Aliko Dangote will save Nigeria from the shame...
