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President Bola Tinubu marked his third year in office recently, on May 29. The presidency rolled out the drums, placing

read more Three years in power, Tinubu celebrates half-baked ‘reforms’

Foreign investors poured $10 billion into Nigerian assets in three months. Their positioning offers a clue to where the next

read more The $10bn foreign bet reshaping Nigeria’s markets

Kekemeke Karatei realised he had saved up more hope than cash after arriving at the car lot to be informed

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Nigeria’s oil and gas drilling recovery accelerated sharply in May, with the number of active rigs climbing 42 percent from

read more Domestic drilling revival gains momentum with 42% spike in active rigs

With the primary equities market experiencing a prolonged chill, Nigerian corporate issuers are aggressively shifting their gaze toward the short-term

read more Nigerian corporates crowd Commercial Papers market as IPO market freezes

Imagine Nigeria’s public security financing as a rambling, poorly audited ledger. On one side, enormous sums are recorded under vague

read more Funding concerns about decentralised policing demand we mind current leaks

In the closing decade of the twentieth century, Africa began dismantling old certainties. Military juntas that had ruled by decree

read more The nineties class of Democracy: Where Nigeria stands among peers

Few African corporate titans have managed to anchor themselves as firmly in the local financial ecosystem while simultaneously projecting their

read more From Lagos to New York: Inside Segun Agbaje’s N8.5bn multi-currency stock portfolio

Nigeria’s urea exports surged 64 percent year-on-year in the first quarter of the year as geopolitical conflict in the Middle

read more Nigeria’s urea export jumps 64% as Middle East conflict drives global shortage

In Nigeria, kidnapping has gone political. Opposing political groups engage in bitter spat over what has become a criminal trade.

read more Dangerous rhetoric on kidnapping; state police, and Peter Obi’s cross over NDC acrimonious primaries