NEWS
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Nigeria’s Security Budget Paradox: Senate Challenges Envelope Funding Model
At a time when Nigeria faces multi-dimensional security threats — terrorism, banditry, cyber warfare, arms proliferation, and cross-border criminality —…
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Mastercard–Ericsson Alliance Signals New Phase in Global Digital Finance
The strategic integration between Mastercard and Ericsson represents more than a corporate handshake. It signals a structural shift in how…
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FG Seeks AfDB Backing to Expand Nigeria’s Fibre Network to 125,000km
The Federal Government has formally invited the African Development Bank (AfDB) to partner on the design and financing of the…
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Forex Inclusion and Trade Finance: Nigeria’s Industrial Growth Moment
Nigeria stands at a defining inflection point. With the naira’s structural adjustments, renewed foreign exchange reforms, and intensifying AfCFTA integration…
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FGN Reopens ₦800bn Bonds at Near 20% Yield Amid Tight Monetary Cycle
Nigeria’s fixed-income market is entering a defining phase. With inflationary pressures, elevated interest rates, and expanding fiscal commitments shaping macroeconomic…
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Zenith Bank Disowns Fraudulent Investment Videos Linked to Jim Ovia
Zenith Bank Plc has warned the public to ignore viral online videos falsely linking its Group Chairman, Dr. Jim Ovia,…
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Nigeria’s SME Crisis: Inflation, Energy Costs and Policy Gaps Threaten Small Business Survival
SMEs are not peripheral to economic recovery. They are central to it. Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) account for…
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Nigeria’s 40% Post-Harvest Loss Crisis: The Hidden Driver of Food Inflation and GDP Drain
Nigeria’s food inflation challenge is often framed around production deficits, insecurity in farming regions, and rising logistics costs. Yet a…
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Nigeria’s Silent MSME Crisis: How Employee Fraud Is Draining Trillions from the Real Economy
Nigeria’s Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) are widely celebrated as the backbone of the economy. They account for the…
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Ports Reform 2.0: NPA’s Export Channel Reset and Nigeria’s Non-Oil Trade Ambition
The NPA’s new export channels, particularly the introduction of Export Process Terminals (EPTs), represent a structural attempt to address this…
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