
Nigeria Delisted from FATF Grey List: What it Means For Nigeria’s Economy
The Nigeria FATF grey list removal has officially been completed, as Nigeria has been removed from the Financial Action Task

The Nigeria FATF grey list removal has officially been completed, as Nigeria has been removed from the Financial Action Task

Nigeria’s fiscal deficit widened sharply to N13.51 trillion in 2024, exceeding the government’s official target and breaching the 3% legal

The United Kingdom Supreme Court has ruled in favour of the Federal Republic of Nigeria in its long-running legal battle

The Cash Economy Still Dominates Nigeria’s Informal Sector Despite an explosion in fintech activity, Nigeria’s informal businesses still run on

The Federal Government has launched the Federal Treasury Receipt (FTR), a major digital reform aimed at curbing revenue leakages. It

The cost of cooking a household-size pot of jollof rice in Nigeria, tracked via the SBM Intelligence “Jollof Index” –

Nigeria’s informal economy, home to millions of traders, artisans, and micro-entrepreneurs, is feeling the full weight of inflation and currency

(First Published in 2008) Recently, there was a spate of articles on education by back-page columnists in ThisDay and BusinessDay.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has excluded Nigeria from its list of Africa’s fastest-growing economies. The list features countries such

Nigeria’s food inflation cooled sharply in September 2025, dropping to 16.87% year-on-year from 37.77% in the same month last year,

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has revised Nigeria’s economic growth forecast upward, projecting the economy will expand by 3.9% in

The Lagos State Government has intensified its environmental enforcement drive, sealing multiple illegal land reclamation projects and issuing stop-work orders






Get notified about new articles