Experts: Reforms Need Transparency, Inclusive Growth
Stakeholders at a Lagos dialogue warn Nigeria's economic reforms remain fragile without tackling inequality, improving fiscal transparency, and better policy communication.
Stakeholders at a Lagos dialogue warn Nigeria's economic reforms remain fragile without tackling inequality, improving fiscal transparency, and better policy communication.
Nigeria will convene key stakeholders from West Africa for the 2026 ECOWAS Brown Card zonal meeting in Lagos, focusing on digital strategies to enhance cross-border motor insurance and claims settlement.
Family businesses are vital to Nigeria's economy but face high failure rates due to poor governance and succession planning. Experts emphasize the need for structured systems to ensure longevity and intergenerational value creation.
Warren Buffett expresses no regret over his $36 billion donation to the Bill Gates Foundation, despite revelations about Bill Gates' association with Jeffrey Epstein, but confirms he is no longer in contact with Gates.
A Nigerian farm worker abruptly resigned after claiming to see spirits, with a video of the incident gaining widespread attention online and prompting reactions from the farmer and public.
A Nigerian man shared his disappointment online after discovering the 'orange' plant he bought during the 2020 lockdown bore fruit that was nothing like oranges, sparking reactions from netizens.
A Nigerian man has urged the Power Holding Company of Nigeria to improve electricity supply or risk losing customers to solar energy, sparking widespread reactions on social media.
Alpha Morgan Capital Balanced Fund's audited financial statement for the year ended December 31, 2025, reveals significant asset growth, improved cash holdings, and reduced liabilities, strengthening its financial position.
A growing number of Nigerians who left for better opportunities abroad are now returning home, citing economic opportunities, family ties, and quality of life.
Alpha Morgan Capital Balanced Fund's audited financial statement for 2026 reveals significant asset growth, with net assets rising to N2.29 billion and improved liquidity from increased cash holdings.
Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa announces the upgrade of Rufus Giwa Polytechnic to a university focused on agriculture and technology, aiming to boost innovation and economic development in Ondo State.
Nigeria has received a low rating in transparency, accountability, oversight, and public participation in national debt management, according to the Open Budget Survey 2025. The International Budget Partnership calls for urgent reforms to enhance public t
The Minister of Power has resigned from office, citing ongoing challenges with the national electricity grid and personal reasons, sparking discussions on Nigeria's energy sector.
LG Electronics hosted its 2026 Women's Month event in Lagos, featuring panel discussions with accomplished women from various industries. The event focused on gender inclusion, innovation, and overcoming challenges in male-dominated fields.
Property developer Cecil Ezem Osakwe warns that Nigeria's real estate sector faces deep structural issues despite rising demand. Key challenges include land acquisition complexities, infrastructure gaps, and financing constraints, threatening sustainable
Three Nigerians detail their switch to solar energy, revealing expenses from N468,000 to N2.7 million and savings up to N3 million, highlighting a trend amid power outages and high fuel prices.
An energy expert warns that Nigerian refineries face increased costs due to global oil price volatility, as some rely on foreign crude despite local production, risking higher fuel prices.
Petroleum marketers have suspended fresh pricing for petrol and diesel across Nigeria's major depots, awaiting a potential price review from Dangote refinery amid rising global crude oil prices.
Minister of Blue Economy Adegboyega Oyetola urges increased investment and regional collaboration in West and Central Africa's fisheries sector to address challenges and boost economic growth.
The Nigerian stock market closed March positively with a 0.40% gain, adding N516 billion to market capitalization. Investors engaged in bargain hunting across major equities despite negative market breadth.
The Nigerian government has unveiled a report on cross-border digital payments and identity to help Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises tap into the $3.5 trillion African Continental Free Trade Area market, emphasizing fintech and infrastructure support.
FCMB Capital Markets Limited raised N1.53 trillion in corporate debt capital through bond listings and commercial paper on FMDQ Securities Exchange in 2025, securing first place on the exchange's Fixed Income Primary Markets Sponsors' League Table.
Minister of Blue Economy Adegboyega Oyetola highlights persistent challenges in West and Central Africa's fisheries sector, calling for stronger regional cooperation and investment to address inefficiencies.
Indonesia has introduced fuel rationing, work-from-home Fridays for civil servants, and cuts to government travel in response to soaring global energy prices linked to Middle East tensions. The measures aim to save billions in subsidies.
Real estate expert Barrister Cecil Osakwe highlights how Nigeria's property market boom is challenged by infrastructure gaps, financing barriers, and regulatory inefficiencies despite urban growth.
The US-Africa Business Summit will convene in Mauritius this July, bringing together over 2,500 delegates to boost trade and investment, despite concerns over rising fuel costs and US policy impacts linked to the Iran conflict.
The Dangote Petroleum Refinery has secured a $2.5 billion loan from Afreximbank as part of a $4 billion syndicated facility to strengthen its balance sheet and support long-term growth across Africa.
The Federal Government has paid just 3.7% of its N1.92 trillion subsidy debt to electricity generation companies, worsening Nigeria's power crisis with transmission constraints causing N36bn losses.
Global oil prices have surged into triple digits due to Middle East tensions, offering potential revenue gains for Nigeria but offset by global risk aversion and currency volatility.
The Association of Nigeria Refineries Petroleum Marketers urges the Federal Government to consider a temporary subsidy on petroleum products to cushion the impact of rising global oil prices triggered by the US-Israel-Iran conflict.