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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
Grain glut, income drought: Repairing Nigeria’s broken commodity markets
In the grain markets of Saminaka in Kaduna State and across trading hubs in Kano State, a troubling refrain now echoes: business has collapsed. Grain merchants who once struggled to keep up with demand now sit beside unsold maize....
Editor | Feb 16, 2026
Economy
Beyond the shock: Why 2026 demands an integrated economic playbook for Nigeria
Nigeria began 2026 standing on a narrow bridge between reform fatigue and reform opportunity...
Editor | Feb 16, 2026
Economy
Promoting good governance through Value for Money (VFM) audit
Most underdeveloped and developing economies face persistent challenges that undermine governance and public trust. ...
Editor | Feb 16, 2026
Economy
Nigeria’s 2026 budget: Reading the state’s true priorities
Budgets are never just spreadsheets. They are political and economic statements, quietly revealing what a government worries about most, what it is trying to protect, and where it is willing to take risks....
Editor | Feb 16, 2026
Energy
Nigeria and the global LNG Surge 2026-2030
The overall purpose of this article is to draw attention once again to the global surge in liquefied natural gas (LNG) supply and demand in the next five years and throw a challenge to Nigeria‘s gas sector managers for a policy response. ...
Editor | Feb 16, 2026
Economy
Corporate governance as a macroprudential anchor: Safeguarding Nigeria’s integration into global value chains amid 2026 economic reforms
Nigeria is poised to begin 2026 at a crucial moment in the country’s economic journey. According to MasterCard Economics Institute, GDP growth is projected to surge by four percent, driven by Fiscal consolidation, Naira stability, and accelerated rollout ...
Editor | Feb 13, 2026
Security
Kwara massacres and the convergence threat: What Nigeria faces if militant networks have truly linked up
If confirmed, the February 4 massacres in Kwara State may mark a strategic inflection point in Nigeria’s internal security war. Beyond the scale of the killings in Woro (Worro) and surrounding communities, ...
Editor | Feb 13, 2026
Politics
Governors first, voters later: Inside Tinubu’s 2027 survival strategy
Close to the third year of his first term, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s re-election strategy for 2027 is already taking shape....
Editor | Feb 13, 2026
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