When the Museum of West African Art (MOWAA) was first announced for Benin City, the numbers told a seductive story: a $25 million cultural investment, 30,000 projected jobs, and $80 million in annual revenue from a new creative ecosystem. ...

Once the pride of African manufacturing, Nigeria’s textile sector powered hundreds of thousands of jobs, linked cotton farmers to garment factories, and supplied fabrics and clothing locally....

Nigeria’s fintech revolution is a remarkable achievement—at least on the surface. With 74 percent financial inclusion, ₦237 trillion in digital transactions in Q1 2024, and unicorns like Moniepoint pushing over a billion payments monthly, ...

In the very competitive retail environment of today, where consumers are more informed and socially conscious than ever, success in business depends not just on what you sell but also on how you sell it. ...

Agriculture sits at the heart of Nigeria’s economy, employing over a third of the labour force and feeding a population projected to reach 400 million by 2050. Yet the sector faces a triple threat: climate change, resource depletion, and rural poverty....

The investment landscape for the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) moving into 2026 is defined by a crucial shift in market dynamics. The significant equity gains observed throughout 2025 were largely driven by domestic liquidity seeking refuge from escalating infl...

Lagos has always built its future on bold defiance. Where others saw swamps and restless tides, it saw land waiting to be shaped. For decades, that gamble paid off. ...

In the exclusive enclaves of Lagos, notably Old Ikoyi, Banana Island, and Victory Island, the level of construction activity is frightening. Whether it is in Eko Atlantic City, on Kingsway Road, Ozumba Mbadiwe Street, or sundry Roads and Avenues in Ikoyi,...