- Thursday, June 11, 2026
BusinessDay
The Nigeria Communications Commission (NCC) estimates that the telecoms industry’s contribution to the economy could hit $4 trillion by 2025...
Smaller African economies have been advised not to fear the African Continental Free Trade Agreement (AfCFTA) but rather embrace the...
Nigeria’s economic growth as at the end of the third quarter of 2018 was below 2 percent. While this performance shows that we are not in recession, it also indicates that we are not too far off. ...
As part of efforts to grow the non-oil sector of the economy, the Nigerian Export Import Bank (NEXIM) has extended...
Federal Executive Council (FEC) has applauded the consistent growth in the economy, fueled by non-oil sector growth of 3.32% in...
Over the last two months, Muyinat Ajibulu, 50, has been utterly distraught with her unsuccessful attempt to access the federal...
Nigeria’s credit profile currently at B2 stable is constrained by the sovereign balance sheet’s continued exposure to shocks because the...
Nigeria, Africa’s largest economy, reported 7a 3.8 percent increase in its imports in the third quarter of the year, the...
Since 2014, government expenditure on education as a proportion of total expenditure has been on the decline, while the percentage...
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) on Monday included “Fertiliser” in the list of 41 items restricted from accessing foreign...
Investors will need to weather more volatility in order to capture opportunities in 2019, according to the Year Ahead report from UBS, the world's leading wealth manager....
Nigeria’s economic expansion remains sluggish and below expectations, analysts have said, noting that with the current growth rates, more Nigerians...
Remittance flows into Nigeria in 2018 have been projected to hit its highest point in history at $25 billion. This...
Nigeria, Africa’s largest economy, reported a 73.8 percent increase in its imports in the third quarter of the year, the...
Nigeria’s economic growth performance remains below expectations, analysts have said, noting that with the growth rate, more Nigerians are falling...
