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Analysis
Nigeria’s recovery costs more than a meal, experts warn
In Lagos, two pieces of pomo now sell for N500, turkey for N8,500 a kilo, and fares for a typical commute have doubled since last year......
Inflation
Nigeria’s inflation eases to 23.71%, raising rate cut hopes
Nigeria’s headline inflation dropped to 23.71 per cent in April, a rise that will likely lead monetary policymakers to cut rates when they meet next week....
Editor | May 15, 2025
Technology
These African startups have raised the most funding in 2025
Between January and April 2025, investments in the African tech scene have hit $803 million. This marks a 43 percent growth from the $563 million raised in the corresponding period in 2024....
Editor | May 15, 2025
Technology
Tariff hike boosts telcos’ average revenue per user by 15%
Nigerian telecommunication companies have recorded ...
Editor | May 15, 2025
Aviation
Capacity gaps shut local airlines out of N8trn market
Local airlines are missing out on over N8 trillion international air passenger market due to capacity gaps. According to Nigerian data from the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA)...
Editor | May 15, 2025
Real Estate
Lagos in aggressive push to contain rental market crisis
The Lagos State government is pushing to contain the crisis in the state’s rental market, where the scramble for shelter has become a bruising contest between shrinking pay packets and soaring rents....
Editor | May 15, 2025
AFDB
Three AfDB hopefuls miss moment to lay marker in Abidjan
When the moment came for all five contenders vying for the African Development Bank’s top job to appear before Africa’s business and policy elite, only two candidates showed up....
Editor | May 14, 2025
Petrol Subsidy
Eight months after, subsidy gains favour governors over citizens
The complete removal of petrol subsidies in October 2024 was supposed to be a painful but necessary sacrifice, one that would free up billions for national development and ease Nigeria’s fiscal burdens....
Editor | May 14, 2025
Economy
Food prices seen rising on renewed terrorist attacks
The renewed killings and attacks in key food-belt states have sparked concerns over the possibility of a new wave of food price hikes which could worsen cost-of-living crisis....
Editor | May 14, 2025
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