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Financial institutions worldwide are under growing pressure to decarbonise. Lenders increasingly “green” their loan books, and infrastructure projects are coming

read more ESG and the future of infrastructure financing

… Aradel, MTNN, Lafarge Africa, BUA Cement already turbo-charged In the glass-walled offices of Marina, Lagos, the air felt different

read more Stocks see early rally as PenCom ignites liquidity tsunami at NGX

Democracies rarely die in one dramatic moment. More often, they are quietly redesigned—clause by clause—until citizens discover that elections still

read more Election integrity and the politics of discretion

The profitability of banks in Nigeria and Egypt is expected to decline as interest rates fall and inflation stabilises, while

read more Rate cuts, easing inflation seen squeezing Africa’s banking giants earnings

The National Pension Commission (PenCom) has formally adjusted the investment boundaries for Nigeria’s N21 trillion pension industry, a move analysts

read more Bullish signal for NGX as PenCom raises equity caps

In the grand theatre of African economics, Nigeria and South Africa occupy the leading roles. Each, in its own way,

read more Rival designs: How Nigeria and South Africa chart divergent trajectories in Africa’s economy

The announcement by the European Union (EU), that Nigeria has been removed from its list of high-risk jurisdictions for money

read more How CBN’s FX reforms, rising compliance triggered Nigeria’s removal from EU’s high-risk list

This article makes a strong case for the establishment of a Ministry of Gas Development and Industrialisation by the President

read more Needed: A Ministry of Gas Development and Industrialisation

Nigeria’s digital education rhetoric is no longer short of examples. Across the states, initiatives abound: Lagos has piloted digital classrooms

read more Why Nigeria’s digital education push keeps falling short of its promise

A New Phase for a More Connected Economy As we peep into what 2026 may hold for Africa’s largest economy,

read more Nigeria in 2026: Markets, Money, and the Search for Durable Growth