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Corporate Nigeria races to beat June 30 e-invoicing deadline as sanctions loom
Corporate Nigeria is on a 24-hour countdown as the National Revenue Service (NRS) prepares to enforce its mandatory electronic invoicing regimen, leaving thousands of large companies racing to meet Tuesday’s June 30 deadline or risk financial penalties fr...
Economy
The economic cost of Nigeria's power crisis
No society can thrive without a robust and reliable energy supply to drive production. Across the world, industrialisation has been built on the foundation of stable electricity—boosting productivity...
Editor | Mar 19, 2025
Sports
Nigeria’s sports industry: Poised for a revenue boom
Sports is no longer just about talent and passion—it’s a multi-billion-dollar industry driven by data, innovation, and strategic investment. Across the world, leagues and clubs are leveraging big data, AI,...
Editor | Mar 19, 2025
Economy
Naira’s “petro” days return as lower oil prices mirror decline  
After years of breaking free from dynamics in the crude oil market, Nigeria's naira  has once again become a petro-currency.  Petro-currencies are currencies of oil-producing nations which tend to rise in value against...
Editor | Mar 18, 2025
Economy
Nigeria inflation seen cooling further in February ahead official data
The relative stability of the naira combined with the slowing food and fuel prices are expected to push Nigeria’s inflation rate further downward in February ahead of its release by the statistics agency....
Editor | Mar 17, 2025
Education
From paper certificates to real-world skills: Bridging Nigeria’s graduate gaps
“I thought finishing with good grades was all I needed. But everywhere I go, they tell me I don’t have the skills they’re looking for. It’s frustrating. If you don’t have practical skills now, your certificate is just paper.”...
Editor | Mar 17, 2025
Inflation
Nigeria’s biggest firms raise salaries to 5-yr high as inflation bites
Nigeria’s 30 biggest firms have seen their salary bill rise to the highest in at least five years, as they scramble to retain employees amid soaring inflation, BusinessDay’s findings have revealed....
Editor | Mar 17, 2025
Economy
Consumer firms’ rising input costs spotlight local sourcing
Nigerian consumer goods firms are in dire need of a turnaround in sourcing raw materials as costs of items needed for production drive up input costs to new records, BusinessDay analysis shows....
Editor | Mar 17, 2025
Economy
Nigeria’s low revenue biggest fiscal headache for Tinubu
Each year, Nigeria’s federal government sets ambitious revenue targets. And year after year, those ambitions fall short. Despite a decade of warnings from economists and international financial institutions...
Editor | Mar 14, 2025
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