- Sunday, June 21, 2026
BusinessDay
Nigeria can learn from other countries like India and Kenya that are exporting their brain capital into higher value-added global...
Nigeria, Africa’s biggest economy, is not among the 10 most innovative economies in sub-Saharan Africa (SSA), securing the 13th position...
Fidelity Bank has sent $421 million to settle a Eurobond due Monday, as Nigeria grapples with a worsening foreign exchange...
Nigerian banks’ net domestic credit (NDC), consisting of loans to the private sector and the government, has maintained a steady...
Founder of the ANAP foundation, Atedo Peterside is siding with Kaduna State Governor Nasir el-Rufai in calling for a total...
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) says it is now crucial for the international community to urgently support Sub-saharan economies. Growth...
Farmers are counting their losses from ravaged farmlands. Their investments in cultivated farmlands have been washed off by floods. There...
Nigeria’s minister of Finance, Budget and National Planning, Zainab Ahmed, clarified on Thursday that government was not planning to restructure...
Naira on Thursday depreciated across foreign exchange market segment as demand for dollars continues to rise. At the Investors and...
Zainab Ahmed, Nigeria’s finance minister, in a media interview on the sidelines of the IMF/World Bank annual spring meetings, said...
Financially distressed countries hoping for debt relief may have to wait a little longer as the world, already facing a...
Nigeria’s Eurobonds traded at a steeper discount Thursday after the market was spooked by comments by Finance Minister Zainab Ahmed,...
Entrepreneurs in Nigeria have said that the continuous spike in prices of critical inputs is making it increasingly difficult for...
Nigerian businesses are cutting down the size of their products and reducing quality to retain customers amid surging production costs,...
The cumulative revenues of the Nigerian 36 states of the federation grew by 9.19 percent from the N4.69 trillion earned...
