APWB Drives Financial Inclusion and Gender Equity in Nigeria
Stakeholders at the APWB Annual Women's Marquee Event call for inclusive financial systems, innovation, and gender equity, emphasizing women's role in shaping finance.
Stakeholders at the APWB Annual Women's Marquee Event call for inclusive financial systems, innovation, and gender equity, emphasizing women's role in shaping finance.
The Nigerian Communications Commission directs mobile network operators to provide airtime credits to subscribers experiencing substandard services, aiming to enhance consumer protection and service reliability.
Nigerian travel agencies and foreign airlines are at odds over Airline Debit Memos, with agencies claiming N1 billion in annual losses and accusing airlines of anti-competitive practices.
A new report reveals landlords in Lagos demand up to two years' rent in advance, flouting regulations, amid systemic housing market distortions and poor-quality housing stock.
Nigerian insurance stakeholders call for urgent presidential intervention to remove structural bottlenecks and enforce policies, aiming to deepen low penetration and align with national economic goals.
The Nigerian naira depreciated to N1,380.58 per dollar at the official market, with a 1.93% weekly decline, driven by sustained foreign exchange demand outpacing supply. This occurred despite rising oil prices above $98 per barrel and elevated system liqu
President Bola Tinubu's ambitious structural reforms, including fuel subsidy removal and foreign exchange unification, are transforming Nigeria's economic foundations to foster sustainable growth and global competitiveness.
A United Nigeria Airline Embraer 190 aircraft was damaged by a jet blast at Lagos Airport, forcing its withdrawal from service for safety inspections and causing flight disruptions.
The Bank of Industry has obtained a €50 million facility from the European Investment Bank to finance Nigeria's healthcare and pharmaceutical businesses, supporting local manufacturing and supply chains.
Recent research reveals that banning mining in conflict zones worsens insecurity. Instead, professionalizing artisanal mining and harmonizing governance can turn the sector into a cornerstone of national stability and peace.
The Benin Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture (BENCCIMA) announces the Edo State 2026 Trade Fair will bridge gaps for local farmers and producers to access global markets, focusing on export promotion and SME development.
The Centre for the Promotion of Private Enterprise warns that Nigeria's banking sector remains weakly linked to the productive economy despite successful recapitalisation, urging reforms to boost credit flow to SMEs and key sectors.
The Nigerian Exchange Limited recorded unprecedented gains in Q1 2026, with market capitalisation rising by N29 trillion. Strong corporate earnings and improved macroeconomic conditions fueled investor confidence across key sectors.
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A concerned citizen writes to President Bola Tinubu, highlighting severe economic strain from fuel subsidy removal and naira devaluation, urging immediate, people-centered action to ease hardships.
A political commentator calls for Nigeria to enhance oil production and local refining capacity as the US-Israel-Iran conflict disrupts global markets, driving up fuel prices and living costs in Nigeria.
The US-Israel conflict with Iran has triggered a severe fuel crisis across Africa, causing petrol price surges, electricity rationing, and energy emergencies in multiple countries, reshaping the continent's energy landscape.
The Central Bank of Nigeria has issued a new directive requiring all international money transfers to be settled in naira through authorized local banks, affecting operators like Western Union and MoneyGram.
Thousands of mid-sized Nigerian businesses are rushing to comply with the NRS e-invoicing framework by July 2026, facing risks of revenue disruption and audits. Pillarcraft Cloud Solutions has launched UsawaConnect to aid compliance.
Kìítan Your Errand Girl (KYEG), founded by Bakare Olaitan Adetunji, offers personal shopping and delivery services to simplify daily errands for busy individuals in Lagos.
Former African Development Bank adviser Banji Oyelaran-Oyeyinka exposes why comparing Nigeria's petrol prices internationally is misleading, highlighting structural economic weaknesses and low wages.
Ayosifam Integrated Service Ltd, founded by Funmilayo Esther Famuyiwa in 2020, is revolutionizing cassava, grains, and sweet potato value chains in Kwara State through climate-smart processing and fair market access for farmers.
The Nigerian stock market closed lower this week, with the All-Share Index dropping 0.12% as investors traded 3.95 billion shares worth N201.312 billion. Financial services stocks led activity, while Livestock Feeds and Fidson Healthcare were top decliner
Nigeria is implementing a structured, transparent fiscal framework to boost economic stability and investor confidence, as announced by Finance Adviser Nana Ibrahim at a global markets event.
Serial entrepreneur Keji Giwa has unveiled the 'Eko Miami' coastal development concept, designed to transform Lagos's Okunde Bluewater Tourism Zone into a globally competitive destination for tourism, investment, and luxury living.
Nigeria's naira depreciates to N1,380.58 per dollar, with external reserves falling to $49.48 billion. The Central Bank introduces new measures to boost FX liquidity and transparency.
The Nigerian government has launched Batch B of the Youth Economic Intervention and Deradicalisation Programme, offering grants up to N500,000 to empower youths through entrepreneurship and economic inclusion.
President Donald Trump unveiled the OnlyFarms website at the White House, featuring a golden tractor and new financial measures to support U.S. farmers facing rising costs.
May & Baker Nigeria Plc reported a 32% revenue surge to N33.9 billion in 2025, driven by forex stability and market expansion. The company targets N42.3 billion for 2026, despite challenges like rising API costs and high interest rates.
Access Holdings Plc's Chairman, Aigboje Aig-Imoukhuede, met with Cameroon's Prime Minister to enhance economic cooperation, focusing on public finance, infrastructure, and sustainable growth.