- Saturday, June 20, 2026
BusinessDay
Some Nigerian oil workers at the local units of International Oil Companies (IOCs) are staring at a bleak future as...
In 2022, contributors and retirees would begin to see clearly the difference in performance of all the registered Pension Fund...
The year 2021 has indeed been a momentous one for the Nigerian stock market, but many stocks far outperformed the...
For many, the outgoing year cannot end quickly enough. 2021 was the year of firsts, even if many were unpleasant...
Insecurity, inflation, and foreign exchange pressures are key issues Nigerian businesses – small and large corporates – should worry about...
As the real return on investment across many Nigerian instruments remained in the negative following a high inflation rate that...
This year, one of the major talking points for most Nigerians is a controversy between wealthier Nigerian states and the...
Burdened as they have been in the outgoing year, Nigerians are begging President Muhammadu Buhari to lighten their burden in...
The year 2022 will probably not be significantly different from the current year as widespread poverty, high unemployment, and falling...
Nigeria’s real household consumption as a proportion of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) has risen to 76 percent in 2021, the...
Investors again jostled for Nigeria’s N250 billion Sukuk bonds, pushing subscription levels to a record 346 percent, the Debt Management...
The Nigerian government was saddled with a debt stock of N38 trillion as of September 2021, which represents a N5...
After five consecutive quarters of negative growth, Nigeria’s trade sector bounced out of recession in quarter two (Q2) of 2021,...
The naira is overvalued by 11.8 percent, a BusinessDay analysis using the price of a Burger King Whopper as an...
The Federal Government is optimistic that Nigeria’s revenue to Gross Domestic Product (GDP) could rise to 15 percent between 2022...
