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Banks Cut Reliance on CBN Facilities, but How Will it Affect Loans and Investments?
Nigerian banks sharply reduced their reported use of the CBN’s standing deposit and lending facilities in October. While the movement…
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The Courts, the Coalition and the Ballot: Why Lifu’s ADC Judgment Matters Beyond Atiku
The judgment threatening Atiku Abubakar’s presidential candidacy is the latest in a chain of court battles over the ADC’s leadership,…
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US Midterm Elections 2026: Democrats’ Wins, Nigeria’s Lessons
Democrats’ US midterm gains expose the limits of political influence when households feel poorer. BRANDECONOMY examines Trump’s setbacks, Obama’s campaign…
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INEC Voter Register Crisis: Fake Records, Real Economic Risks
INEC’s voter register controversy raises questions about more than election administration. BRANDECONOMY examines the stakes for taxes, debt, public services…
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Barth Nnaji Explains Why Nigeria’s Power Privatisation Failed
Nigeria’s 2013 power-sector privatisation was designed to replace state inefficiency with private capital, commercial discipline and better electricity supply. Thirteen…
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How direct-to-consumer manufacturing is quietly stifling Nigerian retail business
Economic experts have warned that manufacturers selling directly to consumers could weaken established distribution networks and reduce revenues for small…
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Afenifere at a Defining Crossroads: Olaitan Oladipupo and the Burden of Preserving Pa Fasoranti’s Golden Legacy
Afenifere seeks to establish a common leadership direction while paying homage to the golden legacy of Pa Reuben Fasoranti, whose…
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Breaking Nigeria’s poverty cycle beyond income
While monetary poverty measures whether individuals or households have income or consumption below a defined poverty line, multidimensional poverty considers…
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Coastal in Name, Inland in Execution? How the Lagos–Calabar Reroute Puts Procurement on Trial
The decision to redirect portions of the Lagos–Calabar Coastal Highway through the East–West Road may be defensible engineering. But it…
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Niger’s 37 Miners’ Deaths Expose the Human Cost of Nigeria’s Informal Mining Economy
The reported deaths of 37 suspected illegal miners in NSCDC custody have turned an enforcement operation into a national test…
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