- Thursday, June 11, 2026
BusinessDay
The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) says the average retail price of a litre of petrol rose from ₦770.54 in...
Ten months into the cash transfer scheme, only one in three of the 15 million households targeted have received the...
…as seven-month deal doubles 2024 figure In just seven months to July 2025, Nigeria recorded N6trillion worth of equities transaction,...
Stakeholders are exploring strategies to help Nigeria navigate the impact of the 15 per cent U.S. tariffs on Nigerian goods....
…N1.7trn raised by 16 lenders in 2024 as recapitalisation intensifies Nigeria’s banking industry is projected to sustain its growth momentum,...
Nigeria has not struck a comprehensive trade deal with the United States because the government is prioritising consultation over quick...
President Bola Tinubu has permanently removed a 5% tax on telecommunications services, according to the head of Nigeria’s communications regulator....
…Akwa Ibom, Lagos, and Edo top FAAC recipients Nigeria’s sub-nationals are yet to break free from federal lifelines as new...
The agriculture business in Nigeria has changed a lot. People no longer see it as a sector with few chances...
Women in Mining Africa (WiM-Africa) has partnered Resourcing Tomorrow /Mines and Money London 2025 to promote gender equity in the...
Nigeria has restated its commitment to deepening bilateral relations with the Republic of the Congo by expanding cooperation in trade,...
Nigeria’s industrial sector has been seen as performing below expectations, posing a substantial threat to the country’s economic growth prospects,...
A decade after it was first conceived, Nigeria’s ambitious high-speed (bullet) train infrastructure project is edging closer to execution, after...
The Nigerian Economic Summit Group (NESG) has identified industrialisation as the most viable path to unlocking Nigeria’s economic potential, warning...
Nigeria’s inflation is projected to further drop to 21.79 percent in July as prices continue to moderate in Africa’s most...
