
The sustained profits of Nigeria’s palm oil makers have drawn more than N2.13 trillion investment into the thriving industry in
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The sustained profits of Nigeria’s palm oil makers have drawn more than N2.13 trillion investment into the thriving industry in
read more Palm oil makers’ sustained gains pull N2.13trn investments


…NNPC, smaller firms behind 75% flaring …Factories starve for power Nigeria has recorded the second-largest increase in gas flaring globally


When Peter Ukwong, a 53-year-old estate surveyor working at a German construction company in Port Harcourt, decided to switch his
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The crisis in the Nigerian rental market precipitated by upsurge in house rents is now spreading across cities, pushing residents
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Nigeria presents one of modern economics’ most perplexing contradictions. Here is a nation that has weathered oil price collapses, currency
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After nearly a decade of policy inertia, Nigeria’s economic regime has been jolted into life. A long-delayed naira float, the
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In 2011, President Goodluck Jonathan initiated the Agricultural Transformation Agenda (ATA) to drive economic growth, jobs and food security. This


Nigeria’s ambition to become a globally competitive manufacturing and export-driven economy continues to face major headwinds as persistent structural barriers


When Nigeria floated the naira in mid-2023 and ended its decades-long fuel subsidy, economists called it bold. Investors called it
read more Nigeria’s reform isn’t SAP 2.0, but it’s close enough to hurt


Even if the interest rate were as low as 5 percent, many businesses, including Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs), may
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