Africa’s biggest economy is fast earning a reputation of consistently using most of its income to service debts, a trend...
Border reopening, liberalisation of foreign exchange (FX) market, improvement of infrastructure and good policies have been identified as some of...
For many Nigerians, it felt like Nigeria never actually exited the recession of 2016, yet they find that they are...
When the average police officer retires from service in Nigeria, life as he/she knows it essentially ends. There is little...
Today marks the beginning of the 26th edition of Nigerian Economic Summit (#NES 26). This year’s theme ‘Building Partnerships for...
Nigeria’s dependence on oil has been brought into cross-examination for the umpteenth time to such a degree that some economists...
Retail shops are struggling to pay rents due to decline in revenue and escalating costs caused by Covid-19 pandemic, forcing...
After the infamous shooting of #EndSARS protesters at Lekki Tollgate, Lagos, by Nigerian soldiers on October 20, youth representatives were...
In Finance, the concept of an equity risk premium is not really difficult to grasp. The Equity Risk Premium (ERP)...
Manufacturers are reeling from loss of revenues and foreign exchange due to the Federal Government’s stubborn closure of the Nigeria-Benin...
The Gbadebo family’s Christmas tradition of buying two bags of rice, 10 live chickens and a goat for the usual...
Sharply weaker oil prices, the coronavirus pandemic and heightened geopolitical uncertainty have done little to blunt Brazil’s epic offshore oil...
The Nigerian government’s tentative plan to take custody of unclaimed dividends belonging to private shareholders has predictably elicited mixed reactions,...
Listed manufacturers in Africa’s largest economy run on huge cost that undermines profit margins, as a difficult business environment continues...
Faced with paucity of funds and dwindling resource allocation from the federation account, government at Nigeria’s sub-national levels, aided by...