- Saturday, July 18, 2026
BusinessDay
Analysts are anticipating a slowdown in the amount of money coming into Nigeria from the United States following a decision...
Tolaram Group, the Singapore-based manufacturer of Indomie, Nigeria’s most popular noodle brand, is planning to tap opportunities in the lending...
There’s growing anxiety over an economic relapse which is set to force Nigeria to dust the cobwebs of much needed...
Investors are taking positions in Nigeria’s electricity market and staking big deals at the industrial, commercial and residential segments, on...
Nigeria’s pension fund assets hit N10.22 trillion as at December 31, 2019, an increase of 18.28 percent from N8.64 trillion...
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) is ramping up intervention programmes with an eye on boosting the industrial sector of...
As the economy continues to grow sluggishly, the quantum of money that used to flow into the banks has reduced...
Manufacturers who bring in raw materials for production and export their finished goods through the seaports as well as farmers...
The failure of 70,000 Kebbi State farmers who benefitted from the Anchor Borrowers Programme (ABP) to repay about N17 billion...
Jimoh was just a security officer managing electricity supply at the Alausa-Ikeja Lagos office of the National Identification Management Commission...
The new 7.5 percent Value Added Tax (VAT) has put a lot of strain on the wallet of Timothy Eze,...
The Presidential Economic Advisory Council (EAC) on Thursday reeled out strategies to tackle difficult economic challenges ahead of implementation of...
Russia has rejected a Saudi Arabia-led effort to deepen Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries’ oil production cuts by 500,000 barrels...
Concerns are brewing in the minds of investors on the likely implications awaiting Africa’s biggest economy if foreign portfolio investors...
The risk of currency depreciation has been the biggest worry for private equity investors in Nigeria since 2014 and it’s...
