CAC Offers Free Registration to 3,500 Small Businesses
Corporate Affairs Commission announces free business name registration for 3,500 small enterprises nationwide, partnering with Google to enhance digital tools and boost formalization.
Corporate Affairs Commission announces free business name registration for 3,500 small enterprises nationwide, partnering with Google to enhance digital tools and boost formalization.
The Nigerian naira appreciated to N1,351.02 per dollar at the official market, supported by increased dollar supply from foreign and domestic investors, signaling improved forex stability.
Corporate Affairs Commission reveals 248 fraudulent registrations, hands staff to ICPC, and criticizes banks for enabling non-compliant companies to operate, weakening Nigeria's anti-corruption framework.
Malaysia introduces a digital platform enabling direct hiring of foreign workers, eliminating intermediaries to reduce costs and prevent exploitation.
Nigerian senators propose eliminating electricity subsidies to reduce fiscal pressure and fund the 2026 budget, potentially raising power costs for consumers nationwide.
Nigeria's federation account recorded over N35 trillion in inflows during 2025, marking a significant 29.63% increase from the previous year's N27 trillion, according to official figures released by the accountant-general.
Nigeria's foreign exchange market sees its widest gap in three years as political actors stockpile dollars ahead of 2027 elections, creating economic pressures.
CBN Governor Olayemi Cardoso warns that excess liquidity and 2027 election cycle spending could undermine Nigeria's recent economic stability gains if not carefully managed.
Analysis of the world's strongest currencies based on US dollar value in February 2026, featuring Middle Eastern oil-backed currencies and traditional European powerhouses.
NRS Chairman Dr. Zacch Adedeji calls for Nigeria to move beyond crude oil exports, emphasizing productive complexity and learning from Vietnam's economic transformation.
The Central Bank of Nigeria purchased $72 million to moderate the naira's rapid appreciation, as external reserves surged by $736.67 million to $46.91 billion, boosting market confidence.
Nigeria's naira appreciated by 1.5% as external reserves climbed to $46.91 billion, stabilizing both official and parallel markets with improved FX inflows and reduced outflows.
The Nigerian government faces a critical decision on rice imports that could reverse recent price drops. Experts warn that closing import channels may trigger inflation while protecting local farmers.
Delta State leads Nigeria's 2025 FAAC allocation rankings with ₦649.67 billion, followed by Rivers and Lagos States. Analysis reveals oil production and commercial activity drive fiscal distributions.
SMEDAN reveals Nigerian entrepreneurs divert MSME loans for personal expenses like weddings and cars, threatening funding schemes and small business growth.
The Nigerian naira has appreciated significantly, trading at a two-year high against the US dollar. Experts predict further gains for naira and four other African currencies due to improved forex supply and economic factors.
Analysis of Nigeria's economic reforms from 2023-2025 shows initial hardship followed by gradual stabilization, with staple prices easing and targeted interventions providing relief.
The Nigerian naira fell by 0.57% against the US dollar in the official foreign exchange market, ending a three-day appreciation streak as dollar demand surged against limited supply.
Nigeria's exchange rate disparity between official and parallel markets has expanded beyond 6%, raising concerns about speculation and FX arbitrage despite CBN projections for stability in 2026.
The Nigerian naira appreciated against the British pound and euro on February 4, 2026, driven by improved liquidity and CBN reforms. Exchange rates show gains across multiple currencies.
The Nigerian naira strengthens to ₦1,358 per dollar in official window, marking best performance in 24 months amid improved dollar liquidity and investor confidence.
The International Monetary Fund projects Nigeria will overtake Algeria to become Africa's third-largest economy in 2026, with GDP expected to reach $334 billion amid ongoing reforms.
BudgIT Tracka reveals only 52% of 2024 federal capital projects completed nationwide. Katsina leads with 85.84% completion, while Delta trails at 15.63%. Report highlights transparency gaps despite N7.8 trillion disbursement.
Nigeria Customs Service intercepts prohibited items worth billions in Lagos, including foreign rice, synthetic drugs, and used vehicles, following intelligence-led operations.
Libya leads African nations with $92.9 billion in foreign reserves, ranking 31st globally. The World Gold Council lists Ghana, Mali, and South Africa as top gold producers.
Nigeria's business confidence fell to a six-month low in January 2026 due to rising operating costs from revised taxes and fuel price adjustments, according to NESG data.
The Nigerian naira surged to N1,372.91 per US dollar in the official market, gaining N17.45 without CBN intervention as external reserves rose to $46.59 billion.
The World Bank has launched a $250 billion global procurement window, inviting Nigerian firms to bid for contracts across infrastructure, health, education, and other sectors worldwide.
The Federal Accounts Allocation Committee disbursed N1.969 trillion from December 2025 revenue to all government tiers, with VAT receipts showing significant growth.
Agora Policy reveals that weak competition and market concentration, not production costs, drive high cement prices in Nigeria despite surplus local capacity.