Imagine a man, now 65, who finds it difficult to feed his family, send them to school, and afford basic healthcare. In the language of fixed income, this is Nigeria's fiscal reality. ...

Nigerian households are facing a fresh wave of hardship as the price of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), commonly known as cooking gas, surges to record highs following supply disruptions that have worsened the country’s energy affordability crisis....

Seven Nigerian banks have collectively invested N257.1 billion in small and medium-scale enterprises (SMEs). The investments highlight the growing role of the SME sector in driving inclusive growth and job creation in Nigeria....

Foreign investors may think twice before picking Nigeria over other frontier markets when its 30 percent capital gains tax, the highest among its peers, takes effect in January 2026....

...Five banks raise IT spending in H1 2025...

Global markets navigated the risks of a US government shutdown this week, while in Nigeria, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) announced a significant phased reform to take direct control of the settlement and trading platforms for fixed income and FX prod...

Ifeanyi Okeleke operates at least three agribusiness firms in Nigeria, spanning cassava, palm oil, and poultry. In 2023, he secured more than N150 million from two equity investors. The following year, he took a N250 million loan to scale up his palm oil...

Economic orthodoxy insists that stable, low inflation is the bedrock of long-term growth. For Nigeria, however, the historical record tells a more complicated story....