Nigeria’s oil industry has crossed a historic threshold. As reported by The Economist, 2025 marked the first time in the
Abia State has emerged as one of Nigeria’s most fiscally sustainable states, climbing from 18th position under the previous administration
The Islamic Development Bank Institute (IsDBI) and IE University, through the IE Foundation, have launched a joint initiative aimed at
London-based alternative investment firm TLG Capital has announced plans to triple its naira exposure to ₦30 billion, underscoring growing foreign
Senegal’s withdrawal of Oranto’s Cayar Offshore Shallow (COS) licence is not just a company story; it is a regulatory statement
Geregu Power Plc has declared a final dividend of ₦9.00 per ordinary share for the financial year ended 31 December
A viral social media post has crystallised the lived reality of inflation in Nigeria’s consumer economy, illustrating just how sharply
Nigeria’s electricity sector is often described as broken. Power plants sit idle, consumers complain of unreliable supply, and operators struggle
Nigeria’s banking recapitalisation has moved from policy ambition to last-mile arithmetic. With the Central Bank of Nigeria’s March 31, 2026
Nigerian banks are entering a new phase after several years of unusually strong profits. Following large capital raises and a
By any global standard, Tony Elumelu’s 20% stake in UBA is exceptionally large. With his stake in United Bank for
Nigeria’s delayed 50-block oil licensing round is unfolding at a moment when the upstream sector is showing early but tangible
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