Experts Push Cooperative Financing for Housing in Nigeria
Experts advocate cooperative financing for social housing in Nigeria, targeting low- and middle-income earners excluded from costly mortgages.
Experts advocate cooperative financing for social housing in Nigeria, targeting low- and middle-income earners excluded from costly mortgages.
Nigeria Revenue Service and Joint Revenue Board launch a new Tax ID system to simplify tax compliance, enhance transparency, and unify taxpayer records across federal and state levels.
The Monetary Policy Committee of the Central Bank of Nigeria kept the benchmark interest rate unchanged at 26.5% during its 305th meeting, maintaining all key monetary parameters.
Niger Delta Power Holding Company plans to inject 1,500MW into Lagos, aiming for 24-hour electricity. Collaboration with LASERC targets stable power for Africa's largest commercial hub.
Lagos State government ramps up investments in festivals, heritage, and infrastructure to position the state as Africa's leading tourism, entertainment, and creative economy destination.
The AfCFTA unveils the 2026 Startup Acceleration Programme to support 30 African startups with mentorship, training, and investment opportunities. Applications close May 31.
Nigeria launches Kasi Cloud LOS1 Data Centre, the largest in West Africa, to retain $850m in forex and boost digital sovereignty.
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Nigeria's foreign exchange market gets a major boost as dollar inflows hit $112 billion in 12 months, driven by autonomous sources and CBN reforms, improving investor confidence.
The World Bank warns that Africa's widening skills gap threatens economic growth, productivity, and job creation, urging urgent investment in education and training reforms.
Moniepoint's second DreamDevs Bootcamp cohort will showcase software engineering projects at a Demo Day in Lagos on May 26, 2026, after nine weeks of intensive training.
Nigerian airlines have raised minimum base fares to N200,000 for one-way tickets, citing soaring aviation fuel costs and operational challenges.
Nigerian airlines have increased minimum base fares to N200,000 for one-way tickets, driven by rising aviation fuel costs and operational challenges.
The naira weakened slightly against the US dollar in official and parallel markets but gained against the British pound and euro, as CBN data shows marginal shifts.
The IMF warns that a 20% rise in food prices from the Middle East war could push over 20 million sub-Saharan Africans into food insecurity and leave 2 million children malnourished.
Dangote Industries announces a new deep-sea port in Ogun State, aiming to boost logistics, exports, and regional trade under Vision 2030.
Nigeria's UN envoy Jimoh Ibrahim directs the Nigerian Mission in New York to open a UBA account within seven days, ending a 42-year absence of banking ties.
Passengers and visitors at Murtala Muhammed Airport Terminal 2 criticize the sharp increase in parking fees, calling it exploitative amid economic hardship. The operator defends the hike as necessary for traffic management.
Dangote Industries has started preliminary work on a deep-sea port in Ogun State's Olokola Free Trade Zone, covering over 10,000 hectares to boost exports and ease port congestion.
LAMATA announces ban on goods and heavy luggage on regulated public buses from June 1, 2026, to improve passenger comfort and safety. Violators face dismissal and blacklisting.
Olam Agri unveils Mama’s Pride Soya Oil, a cholesterol-free, nutrient-rich cooking oil fortified with Vitamin A and Omega 3/6, now available nationwide in Nigeria.
Payaza Africa Limited receives an A- credit rating upgrade from Agusto & Co, reflecting strong fundamentals, governance, and institutional trust as the fintech expands payments infrastructure.
Dangote Refinery reduced aviation fuel ex-depot price to N1,650 per litre, but airlines still pay up to N2,000 due to logistics, FX, and old stock.
Nigeria's depot fuel prices fall as competition rises, with Lagos seeing sharp cuts to ₦1,277 per litre, despite global crude above $110.
Nigeria's local content in oil and gas rose from under 5% in 2010 to 61% in 2025, driven by NCDMB's focus on midstream and downstream sectors for investment and growth.
Environmental activist Dr Nnimmo Bassey calls for a comprehensive environmental audit of the Niger Delta, while host communities demand a review of the Petroleum Industry Act.
Africa's gas commercial model prioritizes exports over domestic supply, leaving millions without power and stifling industrialization. Experts call for pricing reforms and infrastructure investment.
NAICOM calls on insurers to adopt customer-centric models to rebuild trust, simplify claims, and boost Nigeria's low insurance penetration.
Aliko Dangote says the planned listing of Dangote Refinery on NGX aims to democratize wealth and allow Africans to invest in industrial transformation.