The Kemi Irinoye Foundation hosted TCE 2026: Creatives' Edition in Ibadan, equipping over 200 faith-driven entrepreneurs with insights on aligning business with Christian values for marketplace influence.
The Nigerian naira strengthened by 1.58% at the official market this week, closing at N1,359.32/$, amid improved foreign exchange liquidity and stable investor sentiment, while the domestic bond market weakened with rising yields.
WATRA's 4th Working Groups Meeting in Burkina Faso focuses on building a secure digital ecosystem to support the region's rapidly growing $216 billion digital economy.
Bi-Courtney Aviation Services Limited has increased car park tariffs at Murtala Muhammed Airport Terminal Two by 169%, effective April 2026, to enhance safety and order.
The Federal Government expresses confidence in the timely delivery of the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway, citing progress and quality standards. Meanwhile, Tracka raises transparency concerns over unanswered FOI requests.
The Centre for the Promotion of Private Enterprise warns that World Bank recommendations for increased fuel and food imports could undermine Nigeria's economic reforms and domestic production gains.
Nigeria's oil and gas industry faces a critical juncture as Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles shift from compliance to a survival strategy. With global pressures and local demands, companies must embed ESG into operations to secure in
The Nigerian Economic Summit Group states that ongoing economic reforms will only significantly impact citizens if they drive sustainable growth to six per cent, emphasizing support for agriculture and manufacturing.
The Nigerian equities market continued its upward trend, with investors gaining N1.36 trillion as blue-chip stocks drove gains. The all-share index rose 1.03% to 203,770.42 points, while market capitalisation increased to N131.17 trillion.
The Centre for Promotion of Private Enterprise warns that World Bank's advocacy for increased food and fuel imports could harm Nigeria's economy, urging a focus on boosting domestic agricultural productivity and value chains instead.
Rising energy costs from global crises and Nigeria's grid failures are driving conflicts between tenants and facility managers over service charges, pushing real estate toward alternative solutions like solar power.
NIDCOM Chairman Abike Dabiri-Erewa assures diaspora investors that Nigeria is conducive for business, highlighting policies under the Renewed Hope Agenda to drive growth and innovation.
The Ministry of Solid Minerals Development and the North Central Development Commission have joined forces to enhance mineral processing, create jobs, and combat illegal mining in the region.
The Presidential Fiscal Policy and Tax Reforms Committee has dismissed media reports that Minister of State for Finance Taiwo Oyedele admitted errors in Nigeria's new tax laws, calling them misleading. The committee highlighted early gains from the reform
The Nigerian Institution of Structural Engineers warns that Lagos, Ibadan, Abeokuta, and Benin are vulnerable to earthquake damage due to poor building standards and seismic risks from West Africa.
Lagos State Government has outlawed manual building approvals, enforcing a full shift to the Electronic Physical Planning Process System (EPPPS) to curb delays and regulatory loopholes in the property sector.
The Nigerian Institution of Estate Surveyors and Valuers urges integrated planning and regulatory reforms to align real estate with infrastructure investments for inclusive, sustainable growth.
ESVARBON reinforces ethical standards and warns against misconduct during its 50th anniversary, inducting 420 new surveyors and addressing manpower and tech challenges.
The Federal Government is in the final stages of preparing the Medium-Term National Development Plan 2026-2030, aiming to transition Nigeria to an upper-middle-income economy by 2050 through strategic policies and resource leveraging.
With fuel subsidy removed, the Tinubu administration must judiciously use oil revenue from Middle East conflicts to build infrastructure and reduce debt, avoiding past mismanagement pitfalls.
This article analyzes Nigeria's exchange rate unification under Tinubunomics, exploring its mechanics, impact on arbitrage, and challenges in achieving price stability.
Dr. Aminu Maida, Executive Vice Chairman of NCC, is hailed for transformative reforms enhancing connectivity, transparency, and investment in Nigeria's telecom industry since 2023.
The Nigerian Railway Corporation calls for deeper integration between rail and port systems to improve freight movement and strengthen Nigeria's logistics value chain, highlighting ongoing projects and strategic plans.
Dr. Sijibomi Ogundele of Sujimoto Group has urged President Tinubu to implement policies to develop 10-20 industrial champions, citing global models like South Korea's chaebols and China's state-led growth to boost Nigeria's economy.
Eko Hotels & Suites will host the Africa Legacy Summit in Lagos, focusing on boosting Africa's tourism through collaboration and investment. The event aims to address infrastructure gaps and enhance global competitiveness.
Dr. Sijibomi Ogundele of Sujimoto Group advocates for policies to develop 10-20 industrial champions, citing global models like South Korea's chaebols and China's state-led growth to boost Nigeria's economy.
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The Nigerian Federal Government has announced significant tariff reductions on essential imports including rice, sugar, palm oil, and vehicles under the 2026 Fiscal Policy Measures, potentially lowering consumer prices.
The Nigerian stock market closed higher with a N707 billion gain, driven by strong performances in banking, consumer goods, and industrial sectors, while over 548 million shares worth N31.5 billion were exchanged.
Businessman Isaac Fayose claims South African soldiers earn N2 million monthly while Nigerian soldiers earn N2 million yearly, linking low pay to aggression among security personnel.
The Centre for Promotion of Private Enterprise urges Nigeria's government to ignore World Bank recommendations for increased fuel and food imports, warning it would reverse economic gains and undermine domestic production.