- Sunday, June 21, 2026
BusinessDay
The rise in interest rates in Nigeria will increase loan default risk, analysts at Financial Derivatives Company Limited have said....
Nigeria’s currency, Naira, has in the past three days maintained a steady fall, depreciating to its lowest at N436.50 per...
Foreign investments in Nigeria’s agricultural sector have dropped to $59.17 million in the first six months of 2022, the lowest...
A total of N563.23 billion of pension funds under the Contributory Pension Scheme have been moved into the nation’s insurance...
The exodus of Nigerian employees, especially from the tech sector, is causing some employers to adopt several attraction and retention...
As rising cost of living puts a strain on households, individuals are increasingly cutting spending to survive the difficult moment...
Sixteen percent of state-owned enterprises privatised by the Federal Government are non-performing a development that has led to the inauguration...
Foreign investors are resisting the allure of rising interest rates to pile into Nigerian assets. The uncertainty of a smooth...
Some members of the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) have expressed concerns over the...
Rising prices and the high cost of Foreign Exchange (FX) are factors responsible for the slow growth of Nigeria’s second...
Nigerian poultry industry has come under tremendous pressure as farmers suffered severe losses owing to surge in key inputs. The...
States in the Southeast region – Abia, Anambra, Ebonyi, Enugu, and Imo have recorded the highest surge in food prices...
Net cash flows from operations have declined for Nigerian businesses, raising the possibility of a cash crunch despite economic growth....
The worsening fiscal crisis facing the Nigerian government has put the spotlight on the corruption and inefficiency in the country’s...
Timothy (not his real name) is an assistant director in one of the federal ministries in Abuja. He recently got...
