Poverty makes more Nigerians quit school for menial jobs
Over 40 million young Nigerians under 29 years could abandon furthering their higher education to join the informal sector over...
- Saturday, June 20, 2026
BusinessDay
Over 40 million young Nigerians under 29 years could abandon furthering their higher education to join the informal sector over...
The network disruption experienced by over 73 million subscribers on the MTN Nigeria network on Saturday was caused by a...
The United States data giant, Vantage Data Centres has chosen South Africa over Nigeria for its more than $1 billion...
Foreign portfolio investors have continued to reduce exposure in Nigerian equities with transactions reaching the lowest levels in three years...
The planned listing by IHS on the New York Stock Exchange this week would not only push its valuation to...
After cleaning her teary eyes, Jenifer Abbas arranged more firewood to intensify the flame under her pot. She looked tired...
Nigerians on Tuesday were in a celebratory mood following the Senate’s approval of electronic transmission of results by the Independent...
Forty percent of employees in Nigeria’s informal sector, are owed wages, a situation that is worsening poverty in Africa’s largest...
Rationalisation of generous concessions, expenditure, implementation of other tax reforms, and increasing tax base can help cash-strapped Nigeria raise as...
Business leaders in Africa’s biggest economy are raising red flags over the government’s incessant recourse to borrowing to finance overheads...