Nigeria's Creator Economy Explodes: 250,000 Content Creators
Nigeria's creator economy now includes over 250,000 active content creators, with brands shifting marketing budgets to performance-led influencer partnerships, driving substantial incomes.
Nigeria's creator economy now includes over 250,000 active content creators, with brands shifting marketing budgets to performance-led influencer partnerships, driving substantial incomes.
The Nigerian government has released guidelines for implementing the Tax Acts 2025, effective January 1, 2026, ensuring a seamless transition from old tax laws.
Xpress Payment Solutions plans to expand AI and IoT use after processing trillions of naira in transactions over a decade, its CEO announced at a 10th anniversary lecture in Lagos.
The commissioning of the ECCIMA Premium Exhibition Hall in Enugu enhances the state's appeal to investors, with private sector support driving year-round business events.
iWorld offers Nigerian investors a strategic approach to residency and citizenship by investment, focusing on legal clarity, due diligence, and integrated advisory services for global mobility.
Air Peace secures ANAC approval for direct Nigeria-Brazil flights, cutting travel time to 7 hours, and plans routes to Canada, US, China, and Saudi Arabia.
Professor Ado Garba Jangargari of Federal University Dutse wins a N25 million TETFund grant for research on tech-driven non-agricultural livelihoods to counter banditry and kidnapping in Northern Nigeria.
The Federal Government launched a free digital TV platform to expand broadcasting access and boost Nigeria's creative and digital economy, with job creation and revenue growth expected.
LASTMA rescued 353 accident victims from January to May 2026. General Manager Olalekan Bakare-Oki warns motorists to exercise caution during rainy season due to poor visibility and slippery roads.
PETROAN calls on Dangote Refinery and importers to reduce petrol prices as global crude oil falls to $77-$78 per barrel, urging consumer relief.
75 Nigerians were screened for Saint Lucia's Citizenship by Investment Programme in 2023/2024, ranking seventh globally and making Nigeria the only African country among top applicants.
Aliko Dangote says his true wealth may be higher than Forbes estimates, revealing $10bn revenue in Q1 2026 and hinting at a historic IPO for his refinery.
Nigeria's diesel market sees aggressive price competition as prices drop below ₦1,500 per litre, with independent suppliers undercutting Dangote Refinery.
Nigeria will host sub-Saharan Africa's largest solar-powered steel plant, as African Industries Group receives 500 hectares in Niger State and FG pledges power reforms.
United Nigeria Airlines has received federal approval for new international routes to New York, Canada, Dubai, and others, as part of a government push to boost Nigerian carriers' share of global air traffic.
Nigeria's external reserves rose to $50.96 billion as of June 17, 2026, the highest since 2009, despite naira depreciation across FX markets. The IMF backs the flexible exchange rate system.
Governor Uba Sani reaffirms Kaduna State's commitment to business reforms, aligning with President Tinubu's agenda, as the state ranks second best in ease of doing business.
A new study reveals violent conflict in Northern Nigeria pushes households into poverty and weakens recovery, creating a cycle of long-term deprivation.
Nigeria is negotiating direct cargo flights from Guangzhou, China to Enugu, targeting December 2024. The Enugu airport will become a cargo hub under private operation.
The Federal Government has issued guidelines to manage the transition from Nigeria's repealed tax laws to the new tax framework effective January 2026, ensuring clarity on obligations, audits, and incentives.
Billionaire Femi Otedola has acquired 672.9 million new shares in First HoldCo Plc, raising his stake to 20.4% through a N29.6 billion private placement.
The federal government has approved international routes for United Nigeria Airlines, including New York, Dubai, and Canada, as part of a strategy to boost Nigerian carriers' share of passenger traffic.
President Bola Tinubu announces Nigeria secured over 449,000 metric tonnes of fertiliser inputs, about nine million bags, to boost food security and support farmers.
Sterling One Foundation and UN Nigeria unveiled the ASIS 2026 agenda in Abuja, targeting over $500 million in deals to finance sustainable development across Africa.
All On invests $1 million in Eja-Ice Nigeria to expand solar-powered cold chain infrastructure, reducing post-harvest losses and improving energy access for off-grid communities.
Abia Governor Alex Otti has called on communities to safeguard newly upgraded primary healthcare centres to ensure sustained healthcare delivery, warning that vandalism will not be tolerated.
Environmental experts at NESt2026 in Abuja call for full adoption of green economy to build smart cities and promote sustainability, highlighting opportunities and investment pipelines.
Reckitt Nigeria appoints Toyin Ojora Saraki and Abimbola Olashore as independent non-executive directors, strengthening its board amid strategic growth in Nigeria.
Nigeria's Federal Government is using the Revenue Optimisation Assurance Platform (RevOp) via commercial banks to enhance revenue collection, transparency, and accountability, with over 70% of agencies onboarded.
Nigeria must pursue capability-building nationalism via technology transfer to achieve economic sovereignty, says NASENI CEO Khalil Halilu, outlining a pragmatic framework.