Capital Expenditure

What $55 oil means for Nigeria

What $55 Oil Means for Nigeria

CardinalStone’s central case—an average oil price of about $55 per barrel in 2026—is materially below the Federal Government’s 2026 budget

Michael Afonce January 8, 2026

Nigeria budget 2026

Nigeria’s 2026 Budget: Between Growth Ambition and Fiscal Reality

Nigeria’s 2026 federal budget, projected at approximately ₦58.2 trillion, is not merely another annual spending plan. It is a defining

James David-Kings January 5, 2026

Trump Venezuela next steps

Venezuela in Flux: What Trump Is Likely to Do Next and the Likely Consequences

Jeremiah Ayegbusi

Antoinette Edodo, Chief Strategy Officer, Heirs Technologies and Technology Industry Leader

Office Lives: Antoinette Edodo, Chief Strategy Officer, Heirs Technologies.

Moyin Arowolo

Subomi Plumptre

The Lunch Hour: Subomi Plumptre- People with Successful Careers Train Themselves

Oluwatomi Otuyemi

African development bank president

AfDB: The True Cost of Dr. Akinwunmi Adesina’s Second Term

Kanyisola Olorunnisola

BIG READ – Why Asian Businesses Are So Successful

Abimbola Agboluaje

Toyin Sanni

The Lunch Hour – Toyin Sanni, CEO, Emerging Africa Capital Group

Wole Famurewa

Makoko Protest

Makoko Residents Clash with Police Over Demolitions – See What Happened

January 28, 2026

Onitsha Protest

Protesters Block Onitsha Head Bridge Over Closure of Main Market

January 28, 2026

Nigeria Police Uncovers ₦7.7 Billion Telecom Fraud, Arrests 6 Suspects, Recovers Assets

January 28, 2026

S&P 500

S&P 500 Breaks 7,000: Why This Rally Is Less Fragile Than It Looks

January 28, 2026

UNICEF and Federal Government Launch Ethical Journalism Training for Reporting on Children

$125m for Latrines in Ebonyi: Are Big Figures the Right Fix for Open Defecation?

January 28, 2026

Paypal and Paga

PayPal Returns to Nigeria: How Nigerians Can Finally Receive International Payments Through Paga

January 28, 2026