- Thursday, June 04, 2026
BusinessDay
Economists have painted another unsavoury picture of the Nigerian economy and their prognosis isolates six factors that are piling woes...
In little over a year, Nigeria would be choosing a new leader, a leader most Nigerians hope will be remarkably...
“We have done our best, and we will continue to do more by pursuing coherent and consistent policies to deal...
The price of fertiliser has more than doubled in Nigeria, with dire implications for food security, according to experts. The...
The Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority (NSIA) has said it is in talks with other suppliers of potash, as part of...
A growing number of bank customers in Nigeria have voiced concerns over what they described as excessive charges on their...
Digital banking in Nigeria is growing as more people embrace the ease of technology-enabled financial transactions. BusinessDay highlights five charts...
Several Nigerians have complained about the multiple and bank charges being deducted from their accounts. Over the weekend, some bank...
Nigeria aspires to lift all of its people out of poverty by 2030. This is an ambitious target, as even...
In under a week after the World Bank published a report that many non-poor Nigerians were only one small shock...
Stronger infrastructures, building human capital and public trust are key to achieving Nigeria’s poverty reduction goal, the World Bank said...
A popular, large modern grocery in Surulere Lagos shut down for days because it couldn’t find diesel to power generators,...
The optimism of Buhari’s government when preparing its budget defies incredulity. It is, however, surpassed by the public’s inertia which...
Nigeria first looked abroad for a loan in 1964 to build Kainji Dam, a gigantic hydroelectric dam on the Niger...
The Federal Government of Nigeria has continued to depend on borrowing to finance its budget for many years. Below is...
