Nigeria’s oil divestment: Time to simplify a complex process
The accelerated exit of International Oil Companies (IOCs) from Nigeria’s onshore and shallow water assets, particularly in the Niger Delta,...
- Tuesday, July 28, 2026
BusinessDay
The accelerated exit of International Oil Companies (IOCs) from Nigeria’s onshore and shallow water assets, particularly in the Niger Delta,...
“Structural issues, from inadequate infrastructure to widespread poverty, continue to weigh on long-term economic prospects.” Nigeria’s economy is still developing...
Nigeria stands at a pivotal moment. Facing significant economic challenges, the country’s fiscal policies seem misaligned with the goal of...
Nigeria’s economy, once touted as Africa’s powerhouse, is facing an existential crisis that threatens the future of its more than...
For decades, Nigeria has struggled with an over-reliance on crude oil, a resource that has been both its economic lifeline...
Nigeria’s transportation infrastructure continues to fall short of its potential, with the rail sector accounting for less than half a...
“According to the National Bureau of Statistics, the economy’s reliance on oil makes it vulnerable to external shocks, while non-oil...
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s address to the nation on Nigeria’s 64th Independence Anniversary underscores both the promises and pitfalls of...
The naira’s precipitous decline raises critical questions about the Central Bank of Nigeria’s (CBN) capacity to stabilise the currency. Despite...
As Nigeria marks its 64th anniversary of independence, the sense of national pride has never felt more tenuous. Once regarded...