For decades, before the introduction of the current T+2 settlement cycle, investing in the Nigerian capital market meant mastering the art of patience....

India, the world's third-largest crude oil importer, is scrambling to replace lost Middle Eastern barrels with Nigeria and other alternative suppliers, answering the call as the closure of the Strait of Hormuz continues to choke off roughly half of its tr...

Since 2001, the World Bank has committed well over $3.6 billion to fixing Nigeria's broken electricity sector, through a cascade of loans, guarantees, and financing facilities targeting everything from rural solar panels to high-voltage transmission corri...

The federal government and the World Bank agreed to cancel $717.7 million in undisbursed financing under the Power Sector Recovery Performance-Based Operation, a program the lender had built over five years and more than a billion dollars to rescue one of...

For decades, before the introduction of current T+2 settlement cycle, investing in the Nigerian capital market meant mastering the art of patience....

Nigeria’s economy expanded by 3.89 percent in the first quarter of 2026, according to the latest GDP report released by the National Bureau of Statistics on Monday, broadly in line with BusinessDay Economics’ April projection of 4.0 percent, with a margin...

Nigeria, home to some of the lightest, most sought-after crude on the planet, is watching a critical moment pass by as the world confronts what analysts are calling the most serious energy supply shock in decades....

Concerns are mounting over the economic viability of establishing an Airbus Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO) facility in Nigeria, with industry stakeholders citing a critical deficit in the aircraft volume required to sustain such a capital-intensi...