
When in 2013 Aliko Dangote dreamt of establishing the first privately owned refinery in his country, he turned to a
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When in 2013 Aliko Dangote dreamt of establishing the first privately owned refinery in his country, he turned to a
read more Unlocking Africa’s financial capital


When Nigerians queue at bank counters or tap “transfer” on their phones, they believe their deposits fuel the economy, funding
read more How Nigerians’ bank deposits end up funding government, not growth


Setting the right price for your services can be a complex task, especially in a dynamic market like Nigeria. Several
read more Navigating client pricing: Key factors for professionals in Nigeria


The above question appears to reflect the mood conveyed by much of the global news coverage as delegates gathered last


A Tax Identification Number (TIN), now formally referred to as a Tax ID under the Nigeria Tax Administration Act (NTAA)
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International Oil Companies (IOCs) can now claim tax deductions on their costly decommissioning and abandonment (D&A) expenses if they deposit
read more New tax law forces IOCs to keep 30% of decommissioning funds in Nigeria


Economists have urged greater export readiness in Nigeria to tap into the United Kingdom’s tariff relief programme, which offers zero
read more How Nigerian exporters can tap UK’s tariff relief programme


…How Africa’s Startups Climb the Venture Ladder. In the grand theatre of venture capital, the journey from Series A to
read more The ascent to scale: Navigating Africa’s series A, B and C funding rounds


Nigeria’s biggest cement producers are showing divergent trends in their trade receivables, revealing how much of their revenues comes from


A new analysis of state finances has revealed that at least ten Nigerian states are heavily exposed to foreign debt,
read more Kaduna, Edo, Bauchi lead states trapped in foreign debt spiral