Arms Makers See Record $679B Revenue Amid Conflicts
Global arms sales reached record $679 billion in 2024 as Ukraine and Gaza wars fuel demand. US firms dominate while European companies face supply chain challenges. Read full analysis.
Global arms sales reached record $679 billion in 2024 as Ukraine and Gaza wars fuel demand. US firms dominate while European companies face supply chain challenges. Read full analysis.
Global arms sales reached record $679 billion in 2024 as Ukraine war and Gaza conflict fuel demand. US companies dominate while European firms see 13% growth despite supply challenges.
A Nigerian man's viral confession about spending patterns in relationships sparks debate. He invests more in women with high standards than 'understanding' partners. Read the full story.
After three years of rapid growth, the AI industry enters 2026 with bubble concerns and job automation fears. Global spending expected to exceed $2 trillion. Read more about the future of artificial intelligence.
European Union exempts Germany from budget deficit punishment due to increased defence spending. Learn how EU rules adapt to security threats.
US retail sales cooled to 0.2% growth in September as consumers face higher prices and Trump's tariffs impact costs. Discover how value-hunting trends are reshaping spending.
CBN data reveals Nigerians spent $1.39 billion on overseas education in H1 2025, a 20% increase from 2024. This nearly equals Nigeria's entire 2025 education budget. Read analysis.
US holiday spending expected to reach $1 trillion despite inflation concerns. Online sales surge 5.3% as AI transforms shopping habits. Read more about this economic paradox.
Walmart reports strong Q3 results with revenue reaching $179.5 billion and raises full-year outlook. E-commerce grows 27% globally as consumers seek value.
National Bureau of Statistics data shows Nigeria spent N776.9 billion on arms imports from 2020-2025, with 2024 recording the highest expenditure at N520 billion amid rising insecurity.
China's retail sales grew at just 2.9% in October 2025, the slowest pace in over a year, highlighting persistent consumer challenges. Discover the economic implications.
German economic experts criticize the government's €500bn spending plan, warning it will provide only a minor boost to the struggling economy. They have cut the 2026 GDP growth forecast to 0.9%. Read more for the full analysis.
Nigerians can now spend globally with confidence using Naira Visa cards. Secure transactions, fraud protection, and seamless payments for education, business, and travel needs.
GTBank has increased international spending limits on naira cards from $1,000 to $6,000 per quarter. The move reflects improved forex liquidity and market stability. Learn how this affects Nigerian cardholders.
Discover how Nigeria's festive December period has transformed into a massive commercial enterprise, driving economic activity across retail, travel, and entertainment sectors.
Adamawa State government has approved a groundbreaking ₦114 billion infrastructure plan targeting healthcare, water supply, and electricity projects across the state in a major development push.
An in-depth analysis reveals how Nigeria's massive governance costs are crippling economic development and draining public resources that should serve the people.
Growing pressure mounts on President Bola Tinubu as lawmakers demand immediate implementation of capital projects amid economic challenges facing Nigeria.
McDonald's defies economic challenges with strategic promotions and affordable offerings, reporting impressive global sales growth of 5.4% in Q2 2024.
Katsina State Government announces massive ₦341 billion investment in social services for 2026 fiscal year, focusing on education, healthcare, and poverty reduction initiatives across the state.
Economist Dr. Muda Yusuf advocates for transparent investment of subsidy removal funds into roads, power, and social infrastructure to boost Nigeria's economy.
South Korea announces massive increase in AI and defence spending to counter North Korean threats and strengthen military capabilities with cutting-edge technology.
Ekiti State Government has firmly refuted claims of constructing a new multi-million naira governor's lodge in Abuja, calling the reports 'baseless misinformation' aimed at tarnishing the administration's image.
A prominent Nigerian Vice-Chancellor calls for urgent government downsizing and increased education funding to rescue the nation's struggling university system from collapse.