Nigerian economy

The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) 30 index is the big bad kahuna among domestic equity market indices, comprising the 30 biggest and most liquid stocks in a market with close to 170 stocks…

The Nigerian economy expanded at a slower rate in the first quarter of 2019, compared to the fourth quarter (Q4), as a lack of broad-based reforms and election-related uncertainty crimped…

Slow-down in rights issuance of listed companies on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) market in the first quarter of 2019 is a mere reflection, amongst other factors, the struggling state of…

The Nigerian economy realised N1.103 trillion from internally generated revenue (IGR) in 2018. At the rate of N360/$, the total revenue generated would amount to $3.07 billion. The story is…

Ninety-five firms have released first quarter (Q1), 2019 results as at May 10, 2019 and the data showing slow revenue growth and flat profit margins signals that firms cannot escape what…

In line with its mandate to provide employment and entrepreneurship opportunities for Lagos residents, the Lagos State Employment Trust Fund (LSETF) on Tuesday signed a memorandum of…

To achieve an economy that thrives and rise above its current level of poverty, unemployment, insecurity and other socio-economic problems, Nigeria requires strong institutions anchored by…

Chief executives of multinationals, conglomerates, medium- and small-sized manufacturing companies are usually not the most vocal but their words carry weight whenever they speak. More than…

 Recent economic indicators concerning the Nigerian Economy portend some dangers that if left unaddressed could lead to another wave of economic meltdown thus reversing all the efforts put…

Nigeria is fast becoming a place where a return to the past is something for which to seriously wish. Perhaps, one of the most important wishes of some of our countrymen today is to go back…