Nigeria’s Fuel Price Gamble: Cheaper Petrol, Uneven Relief
NNPC's move to lower fuel prices has raised questions about fair implementation and its impact on transport fares and food prices.
NNPC's move to lower fuel prices has raised questions about fair implementation and its impact on transport fares and food prices.
Despite retaining its third position in Africa's largest economies, Nigeria struggles with a weak naira and a staggering 63% poverty rate.
Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Olayemi Cardoso, has stated that sustained macroeconomic stability, decreasing inflation, and confidence in policy direction will draw long-term investment into Nigeria,…
A new report by BII and Swedfund highlights a significant funding gap for African businesses, with Nigeria facing the largest gap.
Nigeria's inflation rate has surprisingly dropped to a level not seen since 2025, despite escalating energy prices. Here's a closer look.
The Nigerian government has unveiled a new programme aimed at reducing the country's annual wheat imports by 7 million metrics tons.
The Nigerian Maritime and Energy Economy (NIMENA) has embarked on an Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA) for Nigeria's maritime and energy sectors.
A recent survey by Independent Newspaper Nigeria reveals the extent of brand loyalty among Nigerian consumers, with price and product quality playing crucial roles.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has upgraded its forecast for Nigeria's economic growth for 2026 to 4.2%. The revised projection suggests a more robust economic recovery for the…
Former Nigerian Bar Association president, Dr. Olisa Agbakoba, has suggested a petrol pricing model that could see prices ranging from N400 to N700, coinciding with the Lagos Chamber…
A fresh analysis of Nigeria's petrol discount sale reveals the lingering impact of past subsidies, casting doubts on the government's current policy.
Nigerian Economic Summit Group (NESG) reports a surge in business activity in September, driven by the upcoming elections and the holiday season.
The World Bank has targeted $5.79bn in private investment for Nigeria's economic growth, according to multiple reports.
A recent report by Punch Newspapers suggests that the delayed petroleum bill has cost Nigeria approximately $235bn in potential investments.
A new report by Punch Newspapers raises questions about the strategic preparedness of Nigerian businesses in the face of multiple crises.