Nigeria's Urban Population to Hit 264 Million by 2050
World Bank projects Nigeria's urban population will surge to 264 million by 2050, with 4.4% economic growth in 2026 driven by reforms and export gains. Discover the challenges and opportunities.
World Bank projects Nigeria's urban population will surge to 264 million by 2050, with 4.4% economic growth in 2026 driven by reforms and export gains. Discover the challenges and opportunities.
The Central Bank of Nigeria's 2025 macroeconomic outlook shows resilient growth at 3.89% and falling inflation. Discover the projections for 2026 and the critical policy actions needed.
PwC Nigeria projects 4.3% GDP growth for 2026, driven by inflation moderation and naira stability. The report outlines seven key themes shaping the economic outlook for businesses and investors.
PwC Nigeria's Economic Outlook 2026 projects 4.3% GDP growth, highlighting a path from stability to sustainable expansion. Discover the key drivers and business imperatives for the year ahead.
PwC Nigeria's Economic Outlook 2026 projects 4.3% growth, driven by macroeconomic stability. Discover the key themes and business imperatives for the year ahead.
A new PwC report projects Nigeria's poverty rate will hit 62% in 2026, affecting 141 million citizens. The Presidency has dismissed the figures. Read the full analysis.
A new PwC report warns that 141 million Nigerians could be living in poverty by 2026. Learn the key factors driving this alarming projection and its implications for households.
The Nigerian naira begins 2026 on a strong note, appreciating at the official window despite a sharp 20.67% decline in dollar inflows. Discover how local sources and CBN interventions are cushioning the market.
PDP's Bode George warns of pressure on opposition and economic woes. Lagos APC counters, citing opposition's lack of direction. Read the full clash of views on Nigeria's 2026 outlook.
FirstBank's Nigeria Economic Outlook 2026, themed 'The Great Calibration', will equip customers with expert insights to navigate the year's economic landscape. Join the conversation.
The Nigerian stock market closed 2025 with a historic 51.19% return. Explore the drivers, sector performances, and a cautiously optimistic outlook for 2026. Read our analysis now.
The Central Bank of Nigeria forecasts economic growth of 4.49% and inflation easing to 12.94% in 2026. Key drivers include oil output, reforms, and rising foreign reserves.
The Central Bank of Nigeria has revised its cash withdrawal and deposit policies, effective January 1, 2026. Learn the 5 major changes, including new limits and fees.
The Centre for the Promotion of Private Enterprise forecasts Nigeria's GDP growth between 4.0% and 4.5% in 2026, citing cautious optimism. Read the full economic outlook.
A review of the Nigerian stock market in 2025 reveals 40 listed companies doubled investors' wealth, with 11 stocks soaring over 200%. Discover the top performers and the outlook for 2026.
Pfizer shares tumbled after the drugmaker projected flat revenues and lower profits for 2026, citing declining Covid-19 sales and heavy investment in new products like weight-loss drugs.
NiMet predicts dust haze across northern and central Nigeria, with thunderstorms in southern states from Monday to Wednesday. Stay informed and plan your activities.
The Naira faced fresh pressure on Thursday, depreciating in both official and parallel markets. The Central Bank of Nigeria's new rate shows a widening gap with the black market. Read the full analysis.
NDIC MD reassures depositors of N5m insurance cover, details collaboration with CBN for supervision, and warns against Ponzi schemes. Read key insights from Kano Trade Fair.
The Central Bank of Nigeria's new draft guidelines mandate a 72-hour window for reporting suspicious transfers to qualify for refunds. Learn what this means for your digital banking security.
NDIC MD reassures Nigerians of deposit safety with up to ₦5m insurance. He warns against Ponzi schemes and details collaboration with CBN for banking stability. Visit their Trade Fair pavilion for more.
The Central Bank of Nigeria has announced revised cash withdrawal rules, setting new weekly limits for individuals and corporates to start in January 2026. Learn the new limits and fees.
Nigeria's AMCON has repaid N3.6 trillion to the CBN from debt recovery and asset sales since 2010. The corporation still owes N3 trillion and is engaged in over 3,000 lawsuits. Read the full report.
Fresh instability hits Nigeria's forex market as the naira weakens on the parallel market, widening the gap with official rates despite rising external reserves. Get the latest data and analysis.
Nigeria's AMCON has repaid N3.6 trillion to the CBN, achieving an 87% recovery rate. CEO Gbenga Alade reveals plans to trace global assets of debtors. Read the full report.
The Central Bank of Nigeria has announced new weekly cash withdrawal limits of N500,000 for individuals and N5m for corporates, with excess fees starting January 1, 2026. Read the full details.
Nigeria's Central Bank has abolished cash deposit limits and raised weekly withdrawal thresholds to N500k for individuals. New policy takes effect January 2026.
The Central Bank of Nigeria issues strict new rules forcing banks to refund fraud victims within 16 days. Learn how this impacts you and the fight against financial crime.
Nigerians are scrambling for physical cash ahead of Christmas, driven by fears of ATM downtimes. The CBN tightens oversight as over N4.4 trillion remains outside banks. Read the full analysis.
Nigeria raises $2.25bn via a heavily oversubscribed Eurobond, attracting over $13bn in orders. Analysts credit recent fiscal reforms and FX liberalisation for renewed global investor confidence in Africa's largest economy.