Artificial intelligence ( AI) is fast becoming the invisible infrastructure powering Nigeria’s creative economy, reshaping how films are produced, photographs are edited, and advertising campaigns are executed, as creatives and brands position to cut a sl...

Against the backdrop of lending rates that have climbed into the 30 percent range, Nigerian listed firms are increasingly warming up to equity capital as an alternative source of funding....

Nigeria’s power sector is consuming public cash at an accelerating pace, forcing the government to spend hundreds of billions of naira on subsidies to keep electricity flowing, even as decades of reforms and billions of dollars in investment have failed t...

For the first time in more than a decade, Nigeria escaped its annual tomato price shock in 2025, offering long-awaited relief to households and manufacturers after 12 years of persistent price surges....

As investors look to Full Year (FY) 2025 earnings releases, dividend-paying stocks are once again in focus for those seeking steady income alongside capital preservation....

Nigeria’s biggest banks have largely cleared the recapitalisation hurdle months ahead of the March 31, 2026 deadline, deploying a mix of speed, scale and strategy to meet the Central Bank of Nigeria’s (CBN) stricter capital thresholds....

Nigeria’s sweeping economic reforms have continued to pay-off in the stock market, while strengthening investor confidence as 2026 unfolds. Improved policy clarity, macroeconomic stabilisation, and renewed regulatory discipline have lifted sentiment on th...

Funke Akindele and Toyin Abraham, Nollywood’s heavyweights, are once again dominating conversations around box office success in Nigeria. Their latest films have not only drawn massive audiences but also pushed local cinema revenues to historic levels....