Nigeria’s economy does not only struggle because of inflation or exchange-rate volatility. It also struggles because moving goods from one point to another is unnecessarily hard, expensive, and unreliable....

Private equity investors across emerging markets are increasingly turning to secondary transactions as delayed exits, higher interest rates and currency volatility force portfolio rebalancing. ...

Since Nigeria returned to democratic rule in 1999, security and defense have consistently been prioritized by successive Presidents. Despite substantial investments over the past two decades, the country continues to face widespread insecurity...

Few issues define Nigeria’s economic story more sharply than electricity. Unreliable power costs Nigeria around $29 billion annually in lost economic activity. ...

No fewer than forty (40) listed stocks on the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) made investors over 100 percent richer in 2025....

The atmosphere over Lagos is charged not only with vibrant commerce but also with the strain of goods that struggle to move. Every truck stuck in gridlock, each shipment left stranded at docks, and every pallet of perishable goods at risk of spoilage repr...

About 44.4 percent of Nigerian consumers spent nothing on Black Friday deals in 2025 despite inflation cooling....

Agriculture is fast becoming a profitable enterprise. Many people desire to tap into its gains. It is on this premise that agribusinesses and farmers invite investors to become what is known as indirect farmers....