Nigeria’s crude palm oil (CPO) imports from top global producing nations declined 26.2 percent in 2024 as local production rose
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Bad loans, good business: Why some investors smell opportunity
Banks don’t like bad loans. But some investors do. For them, non-performing loans are more than red flags they’re potential
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Palm oil makers’ sustained gains pull N2.13trn investments
The sustained profits of Nigeria’s palm oil makers have drawn more than N2.13 trillion investment into the thriving industry in
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Nigeria’s gas waste earns second spot globally
…NNPC, smaller firms behind 75% flaring …Factories starve for power Nigeria has recorded the second-largest increase in gas flaring globally
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Transfer season: Nigerians’ hunt for pension returns sees 19% surge
When Peter Ukwong, a 53-year-old estate surveyor working at a German construction company in Port Harcourt, decided to switch his
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Rental crisis forces urban exodus to insecure areas
The crisis in the Nigerian rental market precipitated by upsurge in house rents is now spreading across cities, pushing residents
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Navigating Nigeria’s economic shocks, resilience, and the quest for a trillion-dollar future
Nigeria presents one of modern economics’ most perplexing contradictions. Here is a nation that has weathered oil price collapses, currency
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Big reform, bigger risk: Will Nigeria stay on track?
After nearly a decade of policy inertia, Nigeria’s economic regime has been jolted into life. A long-delayed naira float, the
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How one policy fuelled Nigeria’s palm oil boom
In 2011, President Goodluck Jonathan initiated the Agricultural Transformation Agenda (ATA) to drive economic growth, jobs and food security. This
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Nigeria’s export target drags on weak policies
Nigeria’s ambition to become a globally competitive manufacturing and export-driven economy continues to face major headwinds as persistent structural barriers