When Nigeria embarked on economic liberalisation in the late 1990s and early 2000s, the telecommunications industry emerged as the....

After 3,650 days at the helm of the African Development Bank, Akinwumi Adesina is stepping down. His decade-long presidency was defined not by donor pledges but by an audacious idea: Africa did not need aid; it needed investment....

Nigeria’s push to grow revenue beyond oil is paying off as the non-oil sector drove the nation’s tax revenue to N17.4....

Nigerians aren’t just paying more at the market, data on the correlation between inflation and the Transparency International’s corruption index show they are paying a hidden tax of corruption. ...

The Nigerian mutual fund industry is having a standout year, with returns of investment on several funds surging above 50 percent in the....

For more than a decade, fiscal deficits across Sub-Saharan Africa have been widening. Governments have consistently spent more than they collect, often justifying the gap with promises...

Nigeria’s bid to settle a crippling N2.7 trillion ($3.5 billion) debt owed to gas suppliers has drawn scepticism, with analysts warning....

EnJOYcorp’s recent acquisition of the Bullet brand for an undisclosed amount signals it wants to play for keeps as Nigeria’s beverages market heats up. Through its subsidiary, Champion Breweries Plc...