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Foreign investors at the just concluded World Bank/IMF Annual Meetings in Washington, D.C. expressed strong confidence in Nigeria, citing the

read more Foreign investors show confidence in Nigeria at World Bank/IMF meetings

Africa’s investment story is shifting from promise to proof, and Nigeria, despite its turbulence, sits at the centre of this

read more Nigeria’s reform revival to trigger Africa’s next big wave

Nigeria’s inflation drops below 20% as NGX surges up 44.74% year-to-date Nigeria’s consumer price index (CPI) inflation rate dropped significantly

read more What moved markets this week (Oct 13 -17)

With less than six months to the recapitalisation deadline for Nigerian banks, 11 banks have fully satisfied the minimum capital

read more Recapitalised and ready: How 11 banks crossed the finish line

Nigeria’s clean-energy sector is attracting a wave of fresh capital as the country battles persistent power shortages and rising fuel

read more Investors bet big on Nigeria’s green-energy startups

Across Nigeria today, from the quiet hum of church meetings to the noisy chatter of beer parlours, one topic dominates

read more Inside Nigeria’s new Tax Reform Law: Relief, risks, and realities

Stronger local currencies across sub-Saharan Africa are cooling inflation and easing business cost pressures, paving the way for central banks

read more How firmer African currencies are easing business costs in 2025

You’ve felt it, haven’t you? A collective wince when the conversation turns to loans, debt, and credit scores. In Nigeria,

read more Beyond blacklists: Building a culture of credit honesty for national prosperity

Nigeria is drawing millions of dollars into new data centers, propelled by the voracious online habits of its young, tech-savvy

read more AI boom sparks billion-dollar data center race in Nigeria

Professor Joash Ojo Amupitan steps into perhaps Nigeria’s most precarious institutional role at a moment when electoral leadership has become

read more Amupitan’s challenge that could redefine or further derail Nigeria’s democracy