Former President Jonathan urges national dialogue over troubling political trends in off-cycle governorship polls, warning they could threaten Nigeria’s democracy.
A N1.6 billion federal project at UNILAG now offers costly accommodation, raising concerns about accessibility for students it was designed to help.
NATEP celebrates a year of key achievements in Nigeria's services export sector, marking milestones in policy reforms, global partnerships, and talent development.
Nigeria's Q3 2025 debt servicing hits N3.41trn, showing fiscal strain amidst a lower deficit, while the World Bank cancels $718 million loan for the power sector.
NBC & Schweppes co-sponsor the Bartender Academy for the 2nd consecutive year, advancing skills development and entrepreneurship within Nigeria’s hospitality sector.
The naira's strong May performance reduced exchange rate gaps, buoyed by rising reserves. However, experts caution against potential oil price risks ahead.
Nigeria’s Cost of a Healthy Diet rose to N1,541 in March 2026, with Ekiti, Imo, Abia highest, Adamawa lowest, driven by rising food prices nationwide.
Explore how several African nations maintain low IMF debt, enhancing economic flexibility and investment in vital sectors for long-term growth opportunities.
President Tinubu says Nigeria’s economy is more competitive, investor confidence is rising, and major reforms are driving growth, and national stability.
Naira appreciated by 1.42% against the dollar in April, closing at N1,361.51/$ as CBN's N9.71 trillion OMO bills stabilise the currency and boost investor confidence
Nigeria and the World Bank cancel $717.7m in funds for electricity reforms, raising concerns over ongoing power supply crises and future infrastructure investments.
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