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A support group offers insights into the government's recent economic measures and their potential impact on Nigeria's longstanding structural issues.
The Africa Report reveals Nigeria's ambitious gas projects, worth $3.7bn, poised to power NLNG Train 7.
Nigeria Business reports that PETROAN has announced a plan to maintain stable petrol prices for Nigerians.
Nigeria's richest man, Aliko Dangote, has called for a 'level playing field' in the country's oil and gas sector following a recent court ruling that could potentially stall…
According to THISDAYLIVE, Nigeria's petrol demand has dropped significantly in the past eight months, reaching 11.7 billion litres amid rising pump prices.
The Federal Government of Nigeria is actively pursuing German firms to invest in the nation's steel and mineral processing sectors.
The Federal Government is in advanced talks with German manufacturers to attract investment and technology transfer for Nigeria's steel and metallurgical industries.
S&P Global Energy has identified the potential for Nigeria and West Africa to emerge as a significant global oil pricing hub, driven by increased local supply from the…
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has issued a warning about potential economic disruptions due to escalating tensions in the Middle East and increased election spending.
A new report by United Capital Research suggests that the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) may hold off on reducing its Monetary Policy Rate (MPR) due to rising…
The Federal Government, in partnership with the NSIA, has launched a new $300 million fund aimed at expanding renewable energy projects across Nigeria.
Dangote Refinery's IPO promises industrial ownership to ordinary Nigerians, but it's the value and shared prosperity that truly matter.
Insecurity across Nigeria is affecting the real estate sector, according to multiple sources.
Enraged Nigerians have criticized the Nigeria Security and Civil Defense Corps (NSCDC) over the death of 37 illegal miners.
The NMDPRA says Nigeria’s petroleum law requires petrol prices to be driven by market conditions, limiting direct government intervention except where market failure is formally established.
