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Economy
Pruning the lenders at the edge of Nigeria's economy
What the CBN's withdrawal of 46 microfinance bank licences says about financial inclusion, depositor trust and the next phase of Nigerian financial-sector reform...
Economy
Why Nigeria's Crypto ban added friction without stabilising the naira
When the gap between Nigeria's crypto-implied naira rate and the official exchange rate widened, policymakers reached for the obvious lever, crypto. Restrict it, and the pressure on the naira would ease....
Editor | Apr 23, 2026
Economy
When inflation returns: External shocks and Nigeria’s fragile price stability
For nearly a year, Nigeria’s macroeconomic narrative had been cautiously optimistic. Inflation had been trending downward, monetary tightening appeared to be working, and exchange rate reforms were gradually stabilising the naira...
Editor | Apr 23, 2026
Economy
Explainer: What CBN’s new market rule means and why it matters
Nigeria’s central bank has once again rolled out a new policy aimed at boosting transparency, improving the pricing of money, reducing opacity, and aligning the country with global market standards. ...
Editor | Apr 22, 2026
Economy
Nigeria’s creative economy grows without protection
Nigeria’s creative economy is one of the few places where the country wins — loudly, globally, undeniably....
Editor | Apr 22, 2026
Leadership
When clock meets culture: Nigeria’s struggle between flexibility and precision
Time, in Nigeria, is not just measured - it is negotiated. A meeting fixed for 10:00 a.m. begins at 11:30, not because clocks have failed, but because people have chosen to interpret them differently...
Editor | Apr 21, 2026
Markets
Six ways the market wins from NGX expanded trading window
The recent decision by the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) to expand its trading window – effective Monday, April 27, 2026 – marks a pivotal transition for the nation’s capital market....
Editor | Apr 21, 2026
Technology
Banking, fintech, and fraud: Can Nigeria’s digital payments outpace security risks?
In order to ensure the safety of our fintech platforms in Nigeria, we need to “Align digital payment innovation with proactive security investment:...
Editor | Apr 17, 2026
Economy
Why Nigeria's next growth story will be written by governors, not Abuja
There is a quiet but consequential shift underway in Nigerian economic governance, and it has nothing to do with the presidency. For the better part of a decade, the country's reform narrative has been scripted in Abuja — devaluation decisions, subsidy re...
Editor | Apr 16, 2026
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