Nigerian startups 2023 shutdown costs investors $79m
Seven Nigerian startups that have announced they will be shutting down operations this year, will cost investors $79.15 million in...
- Wednesday, July 01, 2026
BusinessDay
Seven Nigerian startups that have announced they will be shutting down operations this year, will cost investors $79.15 million in...
Despite rising inflation, widespread poverty and insecurity, the Federal Government is seen as more interested in squandermania than providing essential...
Wale Edun, Minister of Finance and coordinating minister of the economy, said on Wednesday that the Federal Government is considering...
…cargoes will be less competitive – Traders A cloud of uncertainty hangs over Nigeria’s oil sector as the state-owned Nigerian...
Holidaymakers from major cities such as Abuja and Lagos moving to their country homes will be paying higher fares on...
Shoppers may be struggling to purchase goods this Christmas as importers are paying dearly to move their laden containers from...
A few weeks to this year’s Christmas, travellers planning to visit states in the eastern part of Nigeria are agitated...
Jumia is planning to activate new city routes in Nigeria as it aims to expand its presence across the country...
In 2012, Aruma Oteh, former director-general of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) while appearing before a committee of the...
Point of Sale (PoS) operators have returned to buying cash from traders and petrol station attendants as banks suffer from...