Nigeria’s listed firms are increasingly warming up to equity capital as an alternative source of funding to expensive bank loans.
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Nigeria’s N24bn software allocation to test budget oversight
Nigeria’s push to digitise government operations is entering a critical test as federal ministries, departments and agencies (MDAs) prepare to
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CBN’s liquidity mop-up rises 182% in one year as inflation eases
Liquidity mop-up by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) through Open Market Operations (OMO) surged by 181.87 percent within one
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Why Nigerian classrooms are shouldering the cost of education reform
In 2026, education does not enter a moment of transition; it enters a year shaped by unresolved structural choices. Artificial
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Nigeria’s power sector bleeds more cash than generates electricity
Nigeria’s power sector is consuming public cash at an accelerating pace, forcing the government to spend hundreds of billions of
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Why Africa’s 2026 business growth will be driven by experience intelligence
As African businesses look ahead to 2026, two familiar assumptions continue to shape leadership and boardroom conversations: that improved customer
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Inside electoral reform bill that may shape 2027
With barely 14 months to Nigeria’s 2027 general elections, the National Assembly is recalibrating the framework that governs political contests,
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Nigeria suffers Africa’s biggest passport power decline in 20yrs
…World’s second-steepest fall globally Nigeria has recorded the steepest decline in passport power in Africa over the past two decades,
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May & Baker: The paracetamol giant to watch in 2026
With the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) already up 4.9 percent in 2026 and market capitalisation firmly above the N100 trillion mark,
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Nigeria breaks 12-year tomato scarcity jinx
…Efforts to boost production starting to pay off For the first time in more than a decade, Nigeria escaped its