Oil Wars, Empty Wallets: How Distant Conflict is Rewriting the Cost of Living in Nigeria
ABUJA, Nigeria – On the streets of Abuja, the price of petrol is no longer just a number on a pump—it is a daily…
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ABUJA, Nigeria – On the streets of Abuja, the price of petrol is no longer just a number on a pump—it is a daily…
LAGOS, Nigeria – When wars erupt thousands of kilometres away, they often feel distant — dramatic headlines on television screens, missile strikes replayed in…
ABUJA, Nigeria – The Federal Government of Nigeria has entered into an investment agreement with the Africa Finance Corporation (AFC) to co-finance a $1.3…
KANO, Nigeria – On a humid Saturday afternoon, when trade should have been winding down into prayer and rest, panic tore through Singer Market…
ABUJA, Nigeria – Nigeria’s Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) reduces its benchmark interest rate by 50 basis points to 26.50 per cent, signalling a…
ABUJA, Nigeria – Nigeria can no longer rely on foreign capital to drive its economic ambitions and must aggressively mobilise domestic resources, Finance and…
LAGOS, Nigeria – The International Monetary Fund (IMF) projects Nigeria will become Africa’s third largest economy by 2026, citing stronger output, reform momentum and…
ABUJA, Nigeria – Nigeria’s organised private sector warns that the renewed prohibition of sachet and small-bottle alcoholic drinks threatens more than five million jobs…
ABUJA, Nigeria – Vice President Kashim Shettima says Africa’s development challenges can no longer be solved through foreign aid alone, calling for large-scale deployment…
ABUJA, Nigeria – When rumours began spreading across Nigeria that the government would soon begin “taxing bank deposits” and “deducting money directly from savings,”…