Africa’s investment story is shifting from promise to proof, and Nigeria, despite its turbulence, sits at the centre of this transformation. For decades, global investors approached the continent with cautious optimism, constrained by volatility, governan...

Foreign investors at the just concluded World Bank/IMF Annual Meetings in Washington, D.C. expressed strong confidence in Nigeria, citing the country’s improving macroeconomic stability and renewed growth momentum....

Nigeria's consumer price index (CPI) inflation rate dropped significantly to 18.02 percent in September 2025, falling below the 20 percent threshold for the first time in three years and strengthening the case for interest rate cuts....

Nigeria’s new plan to add 90,000 kilometres of fibre-optic cable to its existing 35,000km backbone, marks one of Africa’s largest broadband infrastructure drives....

Access to capital is often the difference between scaling an innovative idea and shutting down prematurely....

About seven in 10 Nigerian workers spend 40 percent or more of their annual salaries on rents and housing-related matters. This was one of the findings of the recently conducted BusinessDay Talk Exchange polls on the ‘State of Housing in Nigeria.’...

The Nigerian government plans to issue Eurobonds worth about $2.25 billion later this year, according to Mohammed Sadi Abdullahi, deputy governor in charge of Economic Policy at the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN)....

Nigeria’s Central Bank (CBN) is edging closer to its medium-term inflation target as prices continue to decline steadily, signaling a gradual return to economic stability....