Nigeria’s pharmaceutical companies relied heavily on short-term bank loans to fund operations, expansion, and working capital....

Many large businesses risk sanctions if they fail to connect their invoicing systems to the Nigerian Revenue Service’s electronic invoicing platform by the end of June, as authorities push ahead with a reform that will give tax officials near real-time vi...

The Nigerian equities market has turbocharged, adding N1.36 trillion to its market capitalisation within just 72 hours. This rally was ignited by FTSE Russell’s decision to upgrade Nigeria from ...

Criminal networks have turned Nigeria’s telecom towers into open-air warehouses for theft, looting 656 critical power assets across 14 states in 2025 alone and keeping up the pace in early 2026....

Nigerian poultry farmers are increasingly bypassing commercial feed suppliers and producing their own blends, a shift that is lowering costs at the farm level but threatening to disrupt the country’s feed milling industry and reshape the economics of poul...

The federal government’s decision to set aside N135.22bn in the 2026 budget for post-election litigation has triggered sharp reactions from political stakeholders and analysts, who warn that the provision not only places an additional burden on public fin...

Nigerian motorists bracing for another round of fuel price hikes may finally catch a break as Brent, the benchmark for Nigerian crude, plunged more than 15 percent to below $95 per barrel on Wednesday....

Nigeria’s Central Bank could face a potential tightening dilemma, where every choice carries a measurable cost, driven by a policy trilemma that requires balancing inflation control, economic growth, and currency stability as global shocks intensify....