- Friday, June 12, 2026
BusinessDay
Nigeria approved disbursing $268 million in funding to support agricultural entrepreneurs and young technology innovators, Vice President Yemi Osinbajo said....
The Supreme Court on Wednesday threw out the application by the sacked Bayelsa State governor-elect, David Lyon, asking it...
Agriculture crowdfunding platforms that sell products promising higher returns than the rates the companies can earn on risk-free investments may...
Nigeria may have recorded its biggest real economic growth yet in the past three years in 2019, but it leaves...
An infrastructure-focused fund that draws contributions from pension funds, Development Finance Institutions (DFI) and foreign investors is being set up...
Yet-to-be-made-public Police Inspector and Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP) who were alleged to have caused the murder of rising football...
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) will today (Wednesday) offer to investors N111.11 billion worth of Treasury-Bill at the Primary...
Dangote Fertiliser Limited has begun the countdown to the inauguration of its $2 billion granulated urea fertiliser complex located in...
Ghana is considering to buy out the debts of independent power producers as a step toward restructuring contracts and reducing its power bill, according to people familiar with the matter....
Experts have said that private sector involvement is critical to a sustainable impact investing capital for Nigeria and the rest...
The House of Representatives has again called for resignation of Service Chiefs, following recent Boko Haram attacks in Adamawa State....
Updated The House of Representatives on Tuesday passed for second reading, a bill seeking the amendment of the...
U.S. equities tumbled, with the S&P 500 dropping the most since February 2018, as authorities struggled to keep the coronavirus from spreading more widely outside China. Havens including Treasuries and gold surged...
Although there is still much to be desired, the Nigerian economy has grown the fastest since the recession in 2016....
Congestion at Nigeria’s major seaports, Apapa and Tin-Can in Lagos, is not abating, and industry analysts are putting the blame...
