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Economic orthodoxy insists that stable, low inflation is the bedrock of long-term growth. For Nigeria, however, the historical record tells

read more Nigeria’s boom years thrived on double-digit inflation, Its future growth won’t

Economic orthodoxy insists that stable, low inflation is the bedrock of long-term growth. For Nigeria, however, the historical record tells

read more Nigeria’s boom years thrived on double-digit inflation, its future growth won’t

Nigerian banks are losing ground in the digital payments race, with revenue from electronic business channels declining by 3.7 percent

read more Banks’ digital earnings slow as fintechs expand dominance

Sixty-five years after independence, Nigeria is still searching for the prosperity that freedom was meant to deliver. In 1960, oil

read more Nigeria at 65: A SWOT on freedom without prosperity

…As returns hit 65.37% in 2022, 49% in 2025 Nigeria’s top mutual funds delivered inflation-beating returns for five consecutive years,

read more Top mutual funds extend five-year inflation-beating run

Sixty-five years after Independence, Nigeria’s manufacturing sector remains trapped in underperformance, with experts warning that decades of reliance on import-dependent

read more Nigeria @ 65: Import-driven industrialisation holds factories back

Nigeria’s fintechs are drawing renewed confidence from local and global investors, with billions of dollars flowing into startups that are

read more Fintechs ride digital infrastructure boom on rising investor buy-in

The physical environment of any city is more than stone, glass, and tar. It is a metaphor for the mentalities,

read more The city Nigeria constructed but did not build

Nigeria’s foreign inflows are rising, but most of the money is chasing yields, not building factories or infrastructure. Without patient

read more Hot money vs hard investment: Nigeria’s capital flow crossroads

Nigeria’s foreign inflows are rising, but most of the money is chasing yields, not building factories or infrastructure. Without patient

read more Hot money vs hard investment: Nigeria’s capital flow crossroads