Tinubu sends 20 rice trucks per state amid hardship
Presidential aide Abdullahi Yakasai says President Tinubu distributed 20 trucks of rice and 20 trucks of fertilizer to each of the 36 states to reduce economic hardship and support farmers.
Presidential aide Abdullahi Yakasai says President Tinubu distributed 20 trucks of rice and 20 trucks of fertilizer to each of the 36 states to reduce economic hardship and support farmers.
Aliko Dangote reveals NNPC tried to increase its 7.25% stake in his refinery but was rejected as he plans to list on the stock exchange for public ownership.
President Tinubu seeks a fresh $1.25 billion World Bank loan amid rising debt. Nigeria's total public debt could exceed N160 trillion. Full breakdown of creditors.
IMF report warns Nigeria's weak budget credibility undermines macroeconomic stability, citing revenue shortfalls, multiple budget execution, and fiscal deficit overruns.
BPP boss calls for five strategic priorities to boost digital resilience and inclusion at CPN assembly in Abuja.
The Nigerian naira appreciated slightly against the US dollar on May 13, 2026, in both official and parallel markets due to improved liquidity and CBN interventions.
Naira weakens for third consecutive session to N1,375.62/$ as Access, UBA, Zenith raise dollar rates. External reserves rise to $48.45bn, oil output hits 1.66m bpd.
Economists raise red flags over Nigeria's rising debt burden as citizens urge World Bank to reject new $1.2 billion loan request amid economic hardship.
NERC signals possible electricity tariff increase for all bands to improve service, raising concerns among Nigerians already facing high living costs.
The Nigeria Revenue Service intensifies e-invoicing enforcement, warning defaulters face N1m daily penalty. Large taxpayers must comply by November 30.
Lagos State Government announces Invest in Lagos Summit 3.0 to attract domestic and foreign investments, positioning Lagos as Africa's business gateway.
A Guardian cartoon satirizes Nigeria's economic challenges, highlighting inflation, unemployment, and policy failures in a humorous yet critical manner.
United Bank for Africa reaffirms commitment to Africa's transformation through entrepreneurship, innovation, and partnerships at the Africa Forward Summit 2026 in Nairobi.
Nigeria's sectors face bottlenecks hindering investment conversion. The EU-Nigeria Business Forum 2026 aims to align reforms with European instruments for tangible outcomes.
Nigeria invites German investors, citing Tinubu's reforms boosting macroeconomic stability, revenue, forex reserves, and investor confidence.
The naira depreciated to N1,373.16 per dollar in the official market on Monday, down 0.86%, while black market rates neared N1,400. External reserves fell below $48.4 billion.
President Tinubu's administration seeks a new $1.25 billion World Bank loan for investment and job creation, as Nigeria's total debt rises to a record N159 trillion.
Nigeria requests a $1.25bn World Bank loan to boost reforms, job creation, and competitiveness, with approval expected by June 2026.
NECA DG Adewale-Smatt Oyerinde advocates pre-engagement sessions between employers and labour before minimum wage talks to prevent industrial crises and address emerging labour issues.
Nigeria's reforms and investment forums often fail to convert into financed projects. The EU-Nigeria Business Forum tests if execution can match intent.
South Korea plans cash payouts to 36 million low-income earners to ease fuel costs from the Middle East war, with amounts varying by region.
Imo Governor Hope Uzodimma says Tinubu's reforms boosted foreign reserves to $49.4bn and monthly FAAC to N2.6trn, ending state bailouts.
Indian PM Narendra Modi calls on citizens to conserve fuel amid West Asia tensions disrupting global oil supply, urging work-from-home and reduced travel.
The Federal Government and NSIPA launched the Grant for Vulnerable Groups, providing 100 households in Abuja with N40,000 credit alerts and starter packs to boost economic participation.
The Nigerian naira held steady against the US dollar on May 11, 2026, with official rate at N1,361 and parallel market between N1,395 and N1,405, reflecting improved liquidity.
Nigerians decry worsening power supply despite a 300% tariff hike under Band A, paying N2 trillion extra. Generation stagnates at 4,200 MW, with DisCos rationing 3,618 MW. Lagos pushes for subsidy-free electricity.
The Federal Executive Council approved three PPP projects to boost infrastructure, while CBN warns states' fiscal decisions worsen inflation.
Developing countries launch the Borrowers' Platform to strengthen collective voice in debt management and financial negotiations, addressing rising debt burdens and fiscal challenges.
The naira depreciated 0.22% to N1,361.4/$ at official market amid rising FX demand, while external reserves dipped 0.06% to $48.33 billion. Parallel market saw marginal appreciation.
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