- Monday, July 13, 2026
BusinessDay
This year marked Nigeria’s rare economic turnaround in at least a decade, with citizens beginning to feel the early impact...
…Surging imports erode profits Investors are calling for urgent production subsidies to avert a worsening food-supply crisis in 2026 in...
As Nigeria races toward its December 31, 2025 digitisation deadline, just 22 federal Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs), representing 98...
The year 2025 was a defining one for Nigeria’s health sector, marked by major challenges and notable policy shifts. In...
In 2025, food supply improved, fuelled by increased imports and bumper harvests, but farmers incurred huge losses on the back...
…Naira steady despite sharp fall in current account surplus Foreign direct investment into Nigeria surged by about 700 percent in...
The end-of-year period in Nigeria, the Christmas and New Year season commonly known as the yuletide, is a time of...
In Nigeria, few social rituals are as predictable as the wave of prophecies that accompanies each new year. From declarations...
When Nigerian drone startup, Terra Industries, outbid an Israeli consortium to secure a $1.2 million contract to protect hydropower facilities...
In Nigeria, December arrives like a festival competing with itself. The streets get louder, the music gets brighter, and the...
As 2025 draws to a close, Nigeria’s economic landscape is showing signs of cautious resurgence—but the story behind the numbers...
This article, which is a follow-up on last week’s, titled, “Behold, the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD): Lessons for Nigeria,”...
Nigeria’s economic debate entered a new phase this week after Bismarck Rewane, CEO of Financial Derivatives Company, outlined twelve forces...
The federal government on Sunday sought to calm investor nerves following rare U.S airstrikes in Sokoto on Christmas Day, emphasising...
Nigeria’s usually vibrant ‘Detty December’ festive season, typically characterised by lavish parties and homecoming celebrations, has been disrupted by widespread...
