- Thursday, June 04, 2026
BusinessDay
As the main contenders for Nigeria’s top job emerge ahead of elections next February, whoever does get the nod to...
For Nigeria, it is a new year with old problems. Nigeria earned less cash than planned in the month of...
The foreign capital flow into Nigeria fell year-on-year by 17.5 percent to $1.6 billion in the first quarter of (Q1)...
As Russia’s war in Ukraine passes the 100-day mark on Friday (today), its ripple effects are reverberating across sectors of...
The sudden increase in the prices of diesel, aviation fuel and other commodities has left many Nigerians and businesses reeling....
As Russia’s invasion of Ukraine enters its 100th day, widespread fears that it could trigger the next global warfare as...
Many Nigerian homes are struggling to buy vegetable oil as the prices of different litres of the commodity have risen...
Nigeria, Africa’s biggest economy, spent $1.82 billion on external debt servicing in 2021, 16.7 percent higher than the $1.56 billion...
Nigeria is edging closer to a Lebanon-style financial meltdown that has pushed large swaths of Lebanese either into poverty or...
Low voter turnout reduced Nigeria’s largest voting bloc and PDP stronghold, the Bible Belt, to the least effective bloc at...
The voter turnout at Nigeria’s last presidential election (2019) slumped to a record-low of 34.75 percent, according to INEC data....
Ahead of Nigeria’s presidential elections in 2023, voting patterns identified after analysing trends since 1999 will last for at least...
With hindsight, the Bible Belt states’ loyalty to PDP first emerged in the 1999 presidential elections, with all 17 states...
The voting patterns in Nigeria’s presidential elections since 1999 have culminated in the creation of three voting blocs, according to...
Nigeria’s first interest rate hike in six years will increase the borrowing costs of businesses in the short-term and may...
