From the projections made so far by investment analysts, it is safe to say that the outlook for real estate this year is not only bright but also promising, though some close market watchers urge caution....

Nigeria’s equities market delivered one of its strongest re-ratings in recent history in 2025, as a handful of large-cap companies pulled the overall market to record valuations....

On paper, Nigeria’s education reforms look ambitious, even progressive. Policy documents speak confidently about 21st-century skills, learner-centred classrooms, digital literacy, and adaptive learning. ...

Nigeria’s companies are emerging from a bruising period defined by currency shocks, soaring input costs,  and shrinking consumer purchasing power and are now pivoting from survival mode to an aggressive push for growth and market share....

For decades, Nigeria’s petrol market presented a paradox. Despite being Africa’s largest oil producer, the country relied almost entirely on imported refined fuel, often administered through state-mandated price controls and opaque subsidy arrangements....

Africa is increasingly at the centre of a strategic economic contest among global powers, driven by its abundant resources, demographic potential, and burgeoning markets. Contemporary commentators describe this dynamic as a “new scramble for Africa”,...

For years, cryptocurrency served as a financial escape hatch for millions of Nigerians, an alternative to currency controls, inflation and a shallow tax net. From 2026, that era will formally end...

Nigeria’s equities staged their most robust rally in nearly two decades in 2025, with consumer goods stocks emerging as the standout driver of returns as investors rotated into sectors resilient to currency volatility and macroeconomic headwinds....