As we peep into what 2026 may hold for Africa’s largest economy, what stands out is not a dramatic break from recent trends, but a gradual reordering of priorities across markets, policy, and business strategy....

Nigeria’s biggest palm oil producers, Presco Plc and Okomu Oil Plc, had their best run in 2025, helped by higher Crude Palm Oil (CPO) prices, which rose to $1,007/metric tonnes (MT) from $923/MT; stronger domestic sales; and sustained volumes....

When President Donald Trump signed a last-minute one-year extension of the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA), he did more than avert a bureaucratic lapse. He bought time—time for African exporters, time for investors, ...

This article makes a strong case for the establishment of a Ministry of Gas Development and Industrialisation by the President Bola Ahmed Tinubu-led Federal Government of Nigeria. ...

The announcement by the European Union (EU), that Nigeria has been removed from its list of high-risk jurisdictions for money laundering and terrorism financing shows key benefits from the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) reforms. ...

Nearly N400 billion, or 20 percent of Nigeria’s 2026 health budget, depends on the World Health Organization’s (WHO) technical support, funding, and disease-surveillance operations. This has raised concerns among experts who believe that the United States...

The 2026 World Governments Summit (WGS), held in Dubai from February 3 to 5, was not just another high-level gathering of political leaders; it marked a clear shift in how governments are thinking about growth, resilience, and economic power in an increas...

Nigeria is too big - its large population, too young - its youthful demography, too resource-rich – blessed with abundant human and natural resources, and too well-positioned to continue having a weak economy and struggle to maintain its place as the gian...