Nigeria’s Skills-Jobs Mismatch: A Growing Challenge
Nigeria's workforce is facing a significant skills-jobs mismatch, according to Punch Newspapers.
Nigeria's workforce is facing a significant skills-jobs mismatch, according to Punch Newspapers.
Finance Minister, Oyedele, has revealed that the Naira's exchange rate could rise to N4,000 per dollar due to the ongoing fuel subsidy.
The Federal Government has announced plans to boost economic growth through strategies aimed at lowering prices and reducing business costs.
Amid a fourth consecutive month of decline in headline inflation rate, the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) has continued to drop, according to Vanguard News.
The Dangote Petroleum Refinery and Petrochemicals' Initial Public Offering (IPO) has attracted investors from 51 African countries and over 90 countries worldwide, according to the company.
According to a report by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), Nigeria's imported food inflation has shown signs of moderation, but prices remain high.
Nigeria's Finance Ministry has disputed a claim by the World Bank that the country's debt interest-to-revenue ratio reached 124%.
The Federal Government has ruled out restoring fuel subsidies and multiple exchange rates, reaffirming its commitment to economic reforms.
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,…
According to Premium Times, economist and political analyst, Yinka Oyedele, has stated that international investors and markets have largely written off Nigerian opposition politicians as unserious, citing this…
President Tinubu has unveiled a slew of investment opportunities worth $78.5 billion, inviting foreign and domestic investors to capitalize on Nigeria's burgeoning economic potential.
President Bola Tinubu has hailed a new World Bank initiative to attract $5.79 billion in private financing for Nigeria's economy.
Oyo State Governor, Seyi Makinde, has accused President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's administration of spending Nigeria LNG (NLNG) dividend payments without distributing the funds to state governments.