
Fiscal Sustainability in Nigeria: Lessons from Africa’s Other Large Economies (South Africa, Egypt, Algeria, and Ethiopia)
Nigeria is Africa’s largest economy by population, yet with a GDP of $253 billion, it ranks as the continent’s fourth-largest

Nigeria is Africa’s largest economy by population, yet with a GDP of $253 billion, it ranks as the continent’s fourth-largest

The International Monetary Fund reported that Nigeria’s GDP per capita fell to $835.49 in 2025 from $877.07 in 2024, a

In a display of resilience amidst global economic uncertainties, the U.S. economy expanded at an annual rate of 2.3% in

The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) has reported the discovery of 179 oil theft incidents between January 11

Originally established in 2006 to highlight investment opportunities in emerging markets, the group has shifted its focus toward creating a

As Nigeria prepares to rebase its GDP, the country is exploring the inclusion of illegal activities such as drug trafficking,

Africa’s economic trajectory is set to improve significantly, with the continent’s GDP projected to grow by 4.2% in 2025, according

The Federal Government has outlined its strategy to achieve N36.35 trillion revenue target for 2025, hinging on a series of

There are growing concerns about Nigeria’s fiscal situation. Key sources of concern are the country’s dwindling revenues, soaring deficits, growing

Abundant oil revenues enabled Nigerian governments to institute vast subsidies and statist economic controls. These government interventions progressively weakened the

Remittances – the money migrant workers send to their home countries – have been described as “the hidden engine of

Just before the lockdown of Lagos, videos of Government officials readying food packages to distribute to poor households were making






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