Nigeria’s telecommunications sector began 2025 with high expectations. Policy reforms from the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), a renewed investment push from major operators and an ambitious digital agenda f...

For the first time in two years, Yemisi Oduola’s family can afford to stock up on food items and buy clothes for the festive season....

As early as 5am, farmers in rural Vom in Jos Plateau state set out to their strawberry farms. With torchlights strapped to their foreheads, they pick the delicate berries while the air is still cool. ...

Insurance underwriters are coming under increasing pressure from their broker partners, who are demanding clarity on recapitalisation plans before placing new business with them....

At least 15 Nigerian states are at various stages of developing operational electricity markets, marking a significant shift in the country's power sector landscape two years after the enactment of the Electricity Act 2023, BusinessDay’s findings have rev...

In 2024, Dangote Cement stood out as Nigeria’s largest publicly listed employer, with 21,639 workers on its payroll. Backed by N5.74 trillion in total assets, the cement giant effectively operated with one employee for every N377 million in assets. ...

The 2024 budget analysis for Nigeria’s states reveals a stark and disturbing contradiction. Six state governments - Bayelsa, Adamawa, Borno, Rivers, Anambra, and Zamfara - recorded zero budget allocations or specific interventions for women in agriculture...

The resurgence of military coups across Africa is stirring deep concerns about the continent’s democratic stability, particularly in West Africa, where five countries have slipped under military control in just five years....