IWG and The Alternative Bank have partnered to provide co-working spaces for SMEs, aiming to establish 6-8 new locations yearly to help businesses conserve capital and access financial services.
SWOFON reports that lack of irrigation facilities is severely hindering dry season farming in Oyo State, with women farmers facing high costs and water scarcity, threatening food security.
Electricity consumers in Bauchi, Benue, Gombe, and Plateau states under Jos Electricity Distribution Company report illegal debts and vending issues, while the company denies system problems and advises debt resolution.
A new World Bank gender data report reveals that less than 11% of employed Nigerian women hold wage and salaried jobs, highlighting a significant gender gap in formal employment access compared to men and global averages.
A new report reveals Nigeria's tax revenue has surged over 87% in 15 years, now dominating federal income, while oil revenue declined sharply, reshaping fiscal stability and debt dynamics.
A forensic audit has uncovered widespread financial misconduct at Union Bank of Nigeria, including fraudulent misappropriation of foreign loans and inappropriate withdrawals of depositors' funds, which threatened the bank's survival before CBN interventio
Nigerian Exchange Group convenes top African exchanges in Lagos to advance cross-border listings, focusing on the Dangote Refinery as a test case for market integration and capital mobilization across the continent.
Ekiti State Governor Biodun Oyebanji has officially opened the Ugele Rock and Cave to the public, pledging to develop tourism while safeguarding host communities' custodial rights over assets.
Power Generation Companies have called on President Tinubu to clarify discrepancies in the Federal Government's reported N3.3 trillion power sector debt, stating it doesn't match reconciled industry records.
Aviation expert Samuel Caulcrick highlights financial leakages, high operating costs, and policy uncertainties as key barriers deterring foreign investment in Nigeria's aviation sector, citing billions lost annually to illicit flows.
The Lagos State Government has commenced prosecution of 45 individuals and companies for alleged tax defaults totaling billions of naira, as announced by Attorney-General Lawal Pedro.
President Bola Tinubu will visit Lagos on April 8-9, 2026, to commission major infrastructure projects, including the Ojota-Opebi Link Bridge, aimed at easing traffic and boosting development. The state government assures minimal disruptions during the ev
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Power Generation Companies have requested President Bola Tinubu to explain how the Federal Government calculated the reported N3.3 trillion debt owed to electricity operators, citing discrepancies with reconciled industry records.
Aviation expert Samuel Caulcrick identifies financial leakages, high operating costs, and policy uncertainties as key factors deterring foreign investment in Nigeria's aviation industry, warning of long-term competitiveness risks.
The Central Bank of Nigeria has mandated banks to submit risk-based capital stress test reports by April 30, 2026, shifting focus from capital size to resilience under adverse conditions.
The cost of a 50kg bag of cement in Nigeria has skyrocketed to between N10,500 and N15,000, exacerbating the nation's housing affordability crisis and pushing homeownership beyond reach for millions of citizens.
A Nigerian nurse has left her life in Australia to return home and pursue farming, showcasing her tomato farm and plans to supply fresh produce across Nigeria.
The Federal Government has launched the Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Business Incubation Certification programme nationwide to equip students with entrepreneurial skills before graduation.
The Federal Government has increased its 2026 borrowing plan to N29.2 trillion following budget expansion, with analysts raising concerns about debt sustainability and effective fund utilization for national development.
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President Bola Tinubu has approved a comprehensive ₦3.3 trillion plan to clear Nigeria's power sector debts, with ₦501 billion already raised and ₦223 billion disbursed to boost electricity supply.
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The Rural Electrification Agency has disbursed ₦9 billion to fund solar mini-grid projects in Taraba, Kogi, Kwara, and Niger states, aiming to boost electricity access in underserved communities as Nigeria's power crisis deepens.
President Bola Tinubu has approved a N3.3 trillion plan to settle long-standing power sector debts, with N223 billion already disbursed to improve electricity supply and attract investment.
Air Peace reveals plans to operate international flights from London to Gateway International Airport in Ogun State this summer, with CEO Allen Onyema praising the airport as one of Sub-Saharan Africa's best-equipped facilities.
The Rural Electrification Agency has disbursed ₦9 billion to support solar mini-grid projects in Taraba, Kogi, Kwara, and Niger states, aiming to expand electricity access in underserved communities through renewable energy.
The Eko Electricity Distribution Company (EKEDC) has declared an emergency shutdown at the Ijora Transmission Station due to a technical fault, leading to a temporary power blackout affecting multiple communities and key financial institutions in Lagos. C
President Bola Tinubu has approved a ₦3.3 trillion payment plan to clear legacy debts in Nigeria's power sector, aiming to improve electricity reliability and investor confidence. Implementation is already underway with significant disbursements made.
Nigeria's banking sector credit to the domestic economy rose to N111.39 trillion in February 2026, the highest since November 2024, though SME lending remains critically low at just 1% of total credit.
Climate experts warn that rising heat waves in Nigeria, driven by climate change, are reshaping environmental and socio-economic conditions, with urgent calls for a National Heat Action Plan.