- Sunday, June 14, 2026
BusinessDay
More than 91 percent of manufacturing firms in Nigeria operate as micro outfits for survival rather than growth, leading to...
Naira-denominated mutual funds surged by about 140 percent in one year as investor appetite shifted away from dollar assets, signalling...
Anna Bjerde, the World Bank Managing Director of Operations, on Tuesday said Nigeria is now frequently cited globally as an...
President Bola Tinubu has said Nigeria’s reform programme is irreversible, insisting that his administration will not retreat from economic changes...
Nigerians were met with a sting in their January statements as financial firms commenced the 10 percent Withholding Tax (WHT)...
Nigerian banks will face pressure in 2026 from tighter regulation, higher capital requirements, and easing interest rates, though lenders are...
Rising costs of operation slowed Nigeria’s business expansion in January 2026, as new tax reforms, fuel price adjustments, and persistent...
…debt obligations now dictate fiscal priorities, analysts warn Nigeria’s federal budgets over the past decade have consistently favoured the ministry...
FBN Holdings Plc, the parent of Nigeria’s oldest commercial lender, saw its shares suffer their steepest single-day decline in three...
The aggressive interest rate hikes implemented by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) have begun to bite, dragging the pace...
The naira on Monday strengthened to a two-year high of N1,450 per dollar in the parallel market, popularly referred to...
Nigeria is racing to position itself as a destination for cautious investors from the Gulf states, using the African debut...
Nigerian private sector activity weakened at the start of 2026, falling into contraction for the first time since the Purchasing...
For thousands of public sector workers across Nigeria, January is starting the same way December ended, with unpaid salaries. A...
The naira ended the five-day trading week on a strong note as the dollar crashed to N1,386.55 at the official...
