Nigeria’s external reserves hit 17-year high of $50.12bn
Nigeria's external reserves reached $50.12 billion, their highest level in 17 years.
Cooking gas prices soar to N2,500/kg, threatening Nigeria’s clean energy push
Cooking gas prices hover at N2,500/kg, pushing Nigerians back to firewood and charcoal.
Nigeria’s cooking gas price spiral is a policy failure, not a market mystery
Nigeria sits on vast gas reserves but imports cooking gas for its citizens. This is not economics. It is policy failure.
Nigeria’s population and infrastructure deficit slow reform impact, Bwala says
Tinubu's adviser says Nigeria's huge population and infrastructure gaps slow economic reform benefits to citizens.
Cooking gas prices surge, deepening hardship for Nigerian households
Cooking gas prices have doubled in months, forcing Nigerian households to seek cheaper alternatives.
The CBN’s N7.3 Trillion Drain: How Monetary Policy Became a Substitute for Economic Governance
The CBN drained N7.3 trillion in May while injecting only N5.73 trillion. This is not monetary policy. It is a sign that the central bank has abandoned stabilisation and become a substitute for economic governance that the government will not provide.
Dangote Refinery cuts petrol and diesel prices again
Dangote Refinery cuts petrol and diesel ex-depot prices to ease costs for consumers and businesses.
Dangote Refinery becomes world’s biggest jet fuel exporter
Dangote Refinery becomes world's top jet fuel exporter, plans $10bn expansion to 1.4m barrels daily.
Capital Projects Get Only 26% of FG’s N12 Trillion Loans. This Is How Nigeria Stops Building.
Nigeria borrowed N12 trillion but gave capital projects only N3.1 trillion. This is not a bookkeeping error. It is a decision to stop building.
How jollof rice price tells Nigeria’s inflation story
Rising jollof rice prices reveal the true impact of Nigeria's inflation crisis on ordinary citizens.
CBN holds rates at 26.5% as foreign reserves near $50 billion
CBN holds interest rate at 26.5% as foreign reserves approach $50 billion mark.
Tinubu Seeks Re-election, Defends Subsidy Removal as S&P Upgrades Nigeria
Tinubu seeks re-election with promise of more work, as S&P upgrades Nigeria's credit rating.
The Rice Price Map Nigeria Refuses to See
A bag of rice costs N67,500 in the Northeast but N56,000 in the South-South. This 20 percent gap is not natural market variation. It is evidence of a fractured food system and failed policy.
Nigeria’s manufacturing and agriculture sectors grow despite Middle East war impact
Nigeria's private sector expanded for the third month running in April as manufacturing and agriculture grew.
Nigeria lacks infrastructure for industrial boom, report warns
A report finds Nigeria lacks the infrastructure and security needed for industrial expansion.
Nigeria’s growth hinges on merging fintech with informal finance, expert says
Expert says Nigeria must merge fintech with informal finance systems to drive sustainable economic growth.
FG considers debt waiver for airlines hit by fuel crisis
Nigeria's government is considering a debt waiver for domestic airlines struggling with soaring Jet A1 fuel prices and rising operational costs.
Nigeria’s Pension System Is Bleeding Retired Police Officers Dry
Retired police officers are bleeding under a system that promised security but delivered poverty.
Nigeria Rejects IMF Loans Despite Rising Debt Burden, Edun Says
Nigeria will not seek IMF loans despite mounting debt pressures, Finance Minister Wale Edun says.
Nigeria’s Cybercrime Crisis Demands Real Enforcement, Not Lip Service
Nigeria's $893 million annual cybercrime losses demand enforcement, not policy theater.