Nigeria’s assets fell sharply on Monday after United States President Donald Trump threatened to invade the country to root out terrorists alleged to be killing Christians....

For many retired Nigerians, old age is no longer a season of rest but of reckoning. After decades of work, countless pensioners now live with the quiet fear of running out of money before the month ends. ...

On incremental basis, concerns are mounting over regulatory oversights and safety of investments that could trump the boom which short-let properties are recording across Nigerian cities, notably Lagos, Abuja and Port Harcourt....

Nigeria’s biggest banks are in a hurry to look responsible. In their latest filings, Access Holdings, GTCo, UBA, Zenith Bank, and First Bank all describe themselves as champions of sustainability, committed to inclusive lending, renewable energy finance, ...

Nigeria’s listed banks are moderating record gains on the Lagos bourse as investors reprice the stocks lower following release of disappointing scorecards of most lenders....

Nigeria’s top-tier banks delivered mixed half-year results in 2025, reflecting a challenging macroeconomic and regulatory environment marked by tight monetary policy, high inflation, and rising credit costs....

Nigeria’s publicly listed hospitality companies recorded a strong rebound in earnings, with combined revenues surging by nearly per cent year-on-year, driven by higher room occupancy and food and beverage consumption during the period....

Amid ongoing fiscal tightening, Nigeria’s states are piling up more debt on their citizens. Fresh data from BudgIT’s latest ‘State of States’ report shows that average debt per capita rose slightly from N40,469 in 2023 to N41,766 in 2024...