When the wells run dry: Nigeria’s oil and gas sector faces a reckoning
“These divestments are not business as usual; they are the final warning bells of an industry in freefall. The multinationals...
- Tuesday, July 28, 2026
BusinessDay
“These divestments are not business as usual; they are the final warning bells of an industry in freefall. The multinationals...
Nigeria’s Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) has once again attempted to treat the symptoms of its deep-rooted inflation...
As Nigeria contends with its many pressing challenges—from insecurity to economic stagnation—the legacy of Muhammadu Buhari looms large. Twice entrusted...
In a country where hopes are perpetually deferred and daily struggles for survival are commonplace, the burden of ineffective governance...
For decades, Nigeria’s oil industry has been heralded as the lifeblood of the nation’s economy. Once regarded by Shell as...
“This disheartening reality highlights the fact that the average Nigerian is still far from experiencing any real economic relief.” Nigeria’s...
The revelation that Nigeria’s National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) lacks the funds to overhaul its crumbling pipeline infrastructure underscores the...
Nigeria, Africa’s most populous nation, is grappling with a persistent inflation crisis that is disproportionately affecting its poorest citizens. Despite...
In the span of just two weeks, two pivotal events underscored Nigeria’s enduring challenges: economic hardship, governance failures, and an...
As Nigeria continues to reel from the dual crises of economic instability and governance failures, one thing remains clear: corruption...