- Tuesday, June 16, 2026
BusinessDay
Nigeria will run a current account deficit of 1.4 percent of GDP in 2015 to 2018 as the country continues...
Big businesses and small and medium enterprises are waiting with bated breath, as Nigerian and sub-regional forces put insurgent group,...
The National Petroleum Development Company (NPDC) grew its crude oil production capacity from 130, 000 barrels per day (bpd) to...
The yields on Nigerian bonds are seen rising this week on uncertainty over a delayed presidential election, while a planned...
As the rescheduled general elections draw nearer, analysts foresee volatility in the naira this week. According to Afrinvest analysts, volatility...
EURASIA Group, the world’s leading global political risk research and consulting firm has changed its almost two years view on...
Indications emerged weekend that the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) may be heading for a split as a group of its...
Nigerian politicians are increasingly turning to social media in a bid to sway voters in their favour in the forthcoming...
A debate has begun in Rivers State over how the next governor would assume office if elected, and who would swear...
Amidst concerns raised in some quarters over the security of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC)’s data bank, the commission...
Clash of interests, red tape, among other vices usually identified with the Nigerian civil service as hindering smooth operations were...
Gombe State has raised N5 billion ($25 million) by selling a 7-year bond with a 16 percent yield to help...
Standard & Poor’s has today placed the B- long term corporate credit rating of Nigeria based oil and gas firm...
Lafarge Africa, the Nigerian arm of world biggest cement firm, Lafarge, said on Friday 2014 pretax profit fell 35.9 percent...
Indebted oil producer Afren has reached a $300 million deal with bondholders that will provide it with vital funding by...
