Category : Economy


FG Launches Structured Leasing Deal for Transport Sector

The Federal Government has partnered with CIS and NATOMORAS to introduce a structured leasing framework for motorcycle and tricycle operators, aiming to eliminate exploitative hire purchase arrangements and enhance financial inclusion.

Uber Driver Breaks Down Real Daily Income After Costs

A Lagos-based e-hailing driver shares a detailed cost breakdown showing how advertised earnings of N60,000-N100,000 daily often shrink to just N3,000-N5,000 profit after fuel, commissions, and personal expenses.

Naira Gains N15 as Reserves Drop $1.08 Billion

The Nigerian naira appreciated by N15 to close at N1,371.82 per dollar in the official market, even as foreign reserves fell by $1.08 billion amid global tensions. Analysts link the decline to reduced inflows, while the IMF urges stronger buffers.

Nigeria-UK Ports MoU: A Sustainable Infrastructure Analysis

An in-depth analysis of the Nigeria-UK Ports MoU reveals that its success hinges on deployment effectiveness, transparency, and accountability. While UK funding offers speed, EU alternatives provide sustainable financing with local benefits. Strategic inv

Private Sector Calls on Tinubu to Stop CETA Bill

The Organised Private Sector of Nigeria has formally requested President Bola Tinubu's intervention to stop the Customs, Excise and Tariff Amendment Bill, citing concerns about policy coherence and economic sustainability.

FG Waives Demurrage on 10,000 Containers, Reviews NSW

The Federal Government has granted demurrage waivers for over 10,000 containers stuck at Lagos ports due to regulatory bottlenecks. Officials from NRS, NCS, and PEBEC reviewed the National Single Window system to address operational challenges.

Lagos 4th Priciest African Rental City, Rent N26.8M Annually

Lagos is now Africa's fourth most expensive city for renting a two-bedroom apartment, with annual costs soaring to N26.8 million. The income-to-rent ratio has surged to 70%, far exceeding UN affordability standards, driven by high demand and limited suppl

Only 10.5% of Employed Nigerian Women in Salaried Jobs

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.

Cement Price Surge Deepens Nigeria's Housing Crisis

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.

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