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…Surging imports erode profits Investors are calling for urgent production subsidies to avert a worsening food-supply crisis in 2026 in

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As Nigeria races toward its December 31, 2025 digitisation deadline, just 22 federal Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs), representing 98

read more Nigeria’s paperless push stalls as 98% of MDAs stuck offline

When Nigerian drone startup, Terra Industries, outbid an Israeli consortium to secure a $1.2 million contract to protect hydropower facilities

read more When capital decides capability: The hidden constraints on Nigeria’s defence tech ambitions

In Nigeria, December arrives like a festival competing with itself. The streets get louder, the music gets brighter, and the

read more Yuletide reflections: Dirty December, quiet hearts etcetera

As 2025 draws to a close, Nigeria’s economic landscape is showing signs of cautious resurgence—but the story behind the numbers

read more Where Nigeria’s real opportunities are hiding in 2025

This article, which is a follow-up on last week’s, titled, “Behold, the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD): Lessons for Nigeria,”

read more Nigeria needs more hydropower dams, even mega dams

Nigeria’s economic debate entered a new phase this week after Bismarck Rewane, CEO of Financial Derivatives Company, outlined twelve forces

read more Nigeria 2026: Reform momentum meets a hard economic reality

We live in an age where everything glitters: gigantic, gaudy and loud. Even the Christian faith, once marked by simplicity,

read more The hope of Christmas through the eyes of a nation in pain

In 2025, the Kwara State Government set in motion a highly visible—and deeply contested—urban renewal drive in Ilorin. Major roads

read more When urban renewal meets economic pain: The debate over road fencing in Ilorin

The year 2025 is shaping up to be the Nigerian stock market’s strongest year since 2020. As of December 25,

read more Stock market winners and losers in Nigeria in 2025