- Saturday, June 20, 2026
BusinessDay
The influx of new carriers into Nigeria’s aviation sector has triggered a surge in competition, keeping airfares stable across local...
Nigeria’s inflation is expected to rise in March ahead of its publication tomorrow, triggered by the escalating United States-Iran war,...
Something fundamental is slipping away in Nigeria — not loudly, not dramatically, but steadily. It is not just trust. It...
Wealthy Nigerians are now the primary focus of a data-intensive monitoring system designed to shore up public revenue. The taxman...
…Hits N1.9 trillion in 2025 The federal government is facing mounting fiscal pressure after electricity tariff subsidies surged nearly threefold...
Lagos State’s decision to move its individual annual income tax return deadline from March 31 to April 14, 2026 has...
The Nigerian economy has long been tied to the fortunes of oil. With crude oil revenue accounting for more than...
The global energy shock as a result of the conflict in the Middle East has led to oil and gas...
Recently, after the mass killing in Jos, Plateau State, President Bola Tinubu said he was not elected “to comfort and...
The rusted derrick still stands as a monument to Nigeria’s energy sector, a subtle reminder of the day in 1956...
Many large businesses risk sanctions if they fail to connect their invoicing systems to the Nigerian Revenue Service’s electronic invoicing....
The Nigerian equities market has turbocharged, adding N1.36 trillion to its market capitalisation within just 72 hours. This rally was...
Nigeria’s pharmaceutical companies relied heavily on short-term bank loans to fund operations, expansion, and working capital. That model is now...
Housing in Nigeria has become one of the most expensive aspects of life and living, particularly in urban centres where...
…The new divide will be between fast-learning and slow-learning states Artificial intelligence is often described as a threat to jobs....
