- Sunday, June 21, 2026
BusinessDay
At a statutory rate of 30 percent, Nigeria’s Company Income Tax (CIT) hovers significantly above the global average combined statutory...
Every nation carries within its history the story of how it first learned to sustain itself, how people tilled the...
Nigeria’s banking sector is bleeding. Despite several attempts by the Federal Government to reduce the rise of Non-Performing Loans (NPLs),...
Lagos, Nigeria’s economic hub, is struggling with its rapid growth. Estimated to have 17.2 million residents by 2025, according to...
Global demand for natural ingredients in food, beverages, pharmaceuticals, and cosmetics, driven by health-conscious consumers, has fueled rising interest in...
Nigeria’s economy expanded by 3.98 percent year on year in the third quarter (Q3) of 2025, according to new data...
Nigeria’s economy expanded by 3.98 percent year on year in the third quarter of 2025, according to new data from...
Nigeria’s fintech industry has recorded a major shift based on regulatory shifts, major investments, and industry milestones in 2025. The...
As the trading floor of the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) bustles with deals, shares of oil and gas firms steal the...
Every December, Nigeria becomes one of Africa’s busiest festive destinations. From diaspora homecomings to weddings, concerts, cultural festivals and other...
Outsourcing is now embedded in Nigerian business life. Banks, manufacturers, fintechs, and telcos all depend on external partners to supply...
The popular apprenticeship structure, popularly known as ‘Nwa Boi’ among the Igbos, has been one of Nigeria’s greatest wealth transfer...
…Why Nigerian Economists Should Stop Pretending They Know What’s Next In today’s hyper-connected global economy, data streams never sleep, models...
Nigeria may miss out on the $15 billion artificial intelligence (AI) boost due to digital skills gap prevalent among its...
Prices of bread, eggs, fish and chicken have been on an upward trajectory despite a decline in headline and food...
