- Friday, June 05, 2026
BusinessDay
The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and its allies agreed last Wednesday to increase crude production by 100,000 barrels...
Nigeria’s 2022 earnings is set to take a beating over its inability to secure pipelines and protect its energy infrastructure,...
The external debt obligations of the federal and state governments in naira terms increased by an additional N548.07 billion between...
As of December 2021, the states with the highest external debts were Lagos, Kaduna, Cross River, Edo, and Rivers. Lagos...
Nigeria’s external debt stood at $39.69 billion as of March 2022. During the same period, Egypt’s external debt was $157.8...
Nigerians’ interest in general elections has reached a record high ahead of the 2023 polls, according to an Africa Polling...
A trinity of insecurity, the prohibitive cost of living, and unfavourable economic conditions have coalesced to drive unprecedented grievances in...
In May 2016, some civil society groups across the country started a campaign many thought would never make an impact....
As President Muhammadu Buhari was delivering a lecture on peace and security in Liberia on Tuesday, unity schools in Abuja,...
While Israel’s economy has been boosted over many decades by visitors on pilgrimage, especially Christians from across the world, Nigeria...
Religion has always been manipulated for political ends, especially in Northern Nigeria. Islamic religious groups “have become one of the...
The transition of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, the country’s oil behemoth, into a commercial venture has elicited mixed reactions...
With its recent transition to a commercial venture, all eyes are on the new board of the newly incorporated Nigerian...
With its transition to a commercial entity, there are growing concerns that the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) Limited may...
Nigerian financial technology companies are grappling with the aftermath of a Kenyan court account freeze order and a decision by...
