Nigeria's stock market is likely to enter a more challenging second half (H1) after delivering stronger-than-expected gains in the first six months of 2026, with analysts warning that sustaining the rally will depend less on reform optimism and more on corporate earnings, inflation and monetary poli
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Ayomide Odunlami
Ayomide Odunlami is a Tax Reporter at BusinessDay, covering Nigeria’s tax reforms, compliance trends, and government revenue strategies. She reports on how evolving tax policies affect businesses, investors, and the broader economy, providing clarity on complex regulatory issues through data-driven journalism.
