This is not charcoal. This is oil, a single resource with the power to generate hundreds more. From fertilisers that feed crops
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Declining FDI exposes growth divide among Nigeria’s states
In 2019, nearly half of Nigeria’s states attracted foreign capital investment. Fast forward to 2024 and early 2025, and that
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Economic policies turn warehouses into graveyards of expired inventory bankrupting FMCG traders
Nigeria’s fast-moving consumer goods sector has become a monument to policy failure — where warehouses transform into morgues for dying
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Inside Nigeria’s multi-billion naira plantain business
…Farmers, agropreneurs share success stories, innovations, resilience Once considered merely a staple food, plantain is now a rising star in
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Policy, data, welfare gaps stalling health sector reforms
…As Tinubu’s executive order on pharma cuts production cost by 12% Ineffective policies, absence of data and staff welfare gaps
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Lights, camera, earnings: The rise of Nigeria’s streamers
Nigeria’s creative sector has always been a space for talent, with musicians, filmmakers, and artists gaining recognition. Now, a new
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Aging trees, farmers dim Nigeria’s palm oil prospects
…Per hectare of palm replanting costs N2.3m The average age of most palm trees in Nigeria is 60 years, and
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Nigeria’s state analysis: Transparency, jobs, and inclusion as drivers of competitiveness
In Nigeria’s complex federal architecture of 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), the locus of transformative governance has
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Burning wealth in Nigeria’s gas inferno while the masses starve for power
Picture this: Nigeria sits atop 210 trillion cubic feet of natural gas — enough energy to power entire continents —
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NGX nears N100trn as 35 stocks turbocharge market
…Beta Glass, Honeywell, Champion Breweries lead the pack …Analysts bet on banking, industrial, consumer stocks No fewer than 35 listed