- Saturday, October 12, 2024
BusinessDay
For years now, Nigeria has witnessed a flurry of divestments of international oil companies (IOCs) from their onshore and shallow...
…Nigeria can save Africa $17bn petrol import bill- Dangote The bold step by the federal government for full deregulation of...
Latest data from the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) that show that Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) into Nigeria plunged to...
Hook: Nigeria’s economic struggles have been marked by a combination of high inflation, a volatile currency, rising debt, multidimensional poverty,...
Africa’s biggest oil producer is struggling to attract investments into its energy sector whereas Suriname, a tiny South American country,...
Africa, often called the continent of untapped potential, is increasingly recognised as a goldmine for business opportunities. With its vast...
MeCure Industries Plc has strengthened its position with a 10 per cent equity investment from Zrosk Investment Management Limited. This...
Foreign investors eyeing Nigeria do not only have an unstable currency to contend with but the uncertainty of how long...
Oando Plc has been shortlisted by the Trinidadian government as one of three final contenders to take over the country’s...
No nation has ever taxed its way to prosperity, but Nigeria seems to be following this misguided path. BusinessDay research...
-President and private sector research firms differ President Bola Ahmed Tinubu assured citizens in his Independence Day address on 1...
AT AKOKO, an upscale restaurant in central London, Nigerian staples such as moi-moi, stodgy bean pudding, and mosa, a savoury...
Nigeria has accumulated a large stock of dead assets estimated at N180 trillion, yet the nation is foot-dragging to unlock...
There’s no trace of the $30 billion Foreign Direct Investment that Nigerian President Bola Tinubu claimed the country has attracted...
Rail transport accounts for less than half a percent of the transport sector’s contribution to Nigeria’s gross domestic product, according...
