BRAND REPORT
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Nigeria’s 90,000km Fibre Bet: Can Project BRIDGE Turn Connectivity into Innovation?
Nigeria is preparing a 90,000-kilometre open-access fibre network that could transform connectivity across all 774 local government areas. Its success,…
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CBN’s Vision 2028 Puts Digital Payments at the Centre of Nigeria’s Inclusion Drive
The CBN wants Nigerians to embrace agent banking, POS, mobile money, USSD, digital wallets and QR payments. But genuine inclusion…
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GTI Report Exposes the Structural Failures Driving Lagos’ Housing Crisis
Lagos does not simply have a shortage of houses. It has a deeper mismatch between what residents earn, what developers…
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Cement at ₦15,000: FCCPC Probe Puts Nigeria’s Price Paradox Under Scrutiny
Nigeria has abundant limestone, surplus cement capacity and an export market—yet consumers are paying as much as ₦15,000 per bag.…
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TAJBank Grows Assets 41%, Profit 74% as Ethical Banking Gains Ground
TAJBank’s profit before tax increased by 74 per cent to ₦31.56 billion as assets reached ₦1.34 trillion and equity rose…
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Nigeria’s High-Cost Capital Trap Is Keeping the Power Sector in the Dark
Nigeria’s high interest rates make commercial loans unsuitable for long-life electricity infrastructure. Patient capital could unlock investment, but only if…
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BudgIT at 15: How Fiscal Transparency Reached 22m Citizens and Put N8.5trn Projects Under Scrutiny
BudgIT's 15-year scorecard shows how civic technology can convert public data into pressure for delivery. After reaching 22 million citizens…
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NiRA Plans Cheaper, Safer .ng Domains for Nigerian SMEs
NiRA is considering subsidised .ng domains, SME vouchers, bundled websites and stronger security measures. The real test will be whether…
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SEC Orders Asset Freeze on Six Individuals, Three BDCs Over Alleged Terrorism Financing Links
SEC has ordered capital-market operators to freeze assets connected to six individuals and three BDCs on Nigeria’s sanctions list, widening…
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Data: Globacom Made Every Second Count, Can it Lead Nigeria’s Second Telecom Revolution?
Twenty-three years after it made every second count, Globacom’s sharp rise in data subscriptions has revived an audacious possibility: that…
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