Nigerian economy

President Muhammadu Buhari has called for synergy between the fiscal and monetary authorities in the country to keep the struggling economy on the trajectory of growth. Buhari was…

The Senate on Tuesday began a debate on the 2022 appropriation bill. This followed the presentation of the lead debate on the general principles of the bill by the Senate Leader, Yahaya…

Rationalisation of generous concessions, expenditure, implementation of other tax reforms, and increasing tax base can help cash-strapped Nigeria raise as much as N10 trillion, according to…

The World Bank has projected a 2.4 percent economic growth for Nigeria in 2021, up from 1.8 percent recorded in 2020. The rebound, according to the Bank’s twice-yearly economic update…

The Federal Government has assured securities dealers that it would create an enabling environment for optimal utilization of the financial market to achieve double-digit growth of the…

There is a peculiar challenge facing Nigeria’s economy. It is crystal clear. The cause for this is no one’s fault to be honest as it was driven by the economic fallout of the COVID-19 global…

Q: It was his desire to do his part to better the life of the poor and his engagement with the cooperative movement that led to the founding of LAPO The book, Touching Lives, is the…

Nigeria's near-term economic growth is made more uncertain by high inflation which is affecting business sentiments and consumer purchasing power. The Nigerian economy is expected to grow…

Nigeria is in a recovery year, but the sluggishness of the pace remains a source of worry for all stakeholders. The 0.51 percent real gross domestic product (GDP) growth recorded in the…

The Nigerian economy consolidated its recovery from recession as it grew further by 0.5% in Q1 2021. This performance represents the second consecutive expansion following the country's…