Nigeria’s inflation story is finally changing direction. After reaching a record 34.8 per percent in December 2024, inflation has dropped steadily to 20.12 percent by August 2025, the lowest in more than two years....

Nigeria’s fixed-income market, where the government raises funds through bonds and treasury bills, is regaining strength, with investor demand holding firm despite the recent easing of the Monetary Policy Rate (MPR)....

Nigeria loses about 40 percent of its food output annually, an estimated N3.5 trillion, due to poor infrastructure, inadequate cold chain systems and inefficient transportation....

Nigeria’s biggest banks are grappling with rising costs tied to the Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria (AMCON) levy, which surged to a combined N442 billion in the first half (H1) of 2025, even as profits weakened under mounting funding costs and slo...

The beverage market in Nigeria is undergoing significant changes as economic challenges and evolving lifestyles reshape consumer behaviour. Tighter household budgets are making consumers more cautious...

One of the earliest push backs we received at BudgIT was about our relentless focus on the Federal Government of Nigeria. Many people urged us to turn our attention to state governments,...

Northern Nigeria is shifting its focus from decades of underinvestment and systemic challenges to unlocking its vast untapped resources in mining, agriculture, and power. ...

The 66th Annual Conference of the Nigerian Economic Society, held in Abuja from September 8-11, 2025, delivered a comprehensive diagnosis of Africa's development challenges while outlining a pragmatic blueprint...