Nigeria’s dealmaking landscape in 2025 reflected a year of strategic recalibration, capital consolidation, and selective ...
Nigeria's ambition to boost crude oil production to 1.80 million barrels per day in 2026 depends less on drilling new wells ...
Opinion
True faith in Nigeria’s downstream: Why local refinery companies built while importers traded
Local refinery companies have demonstrated true faith in Nigeria’s downstream sector by committing billions of dollars to fixed refining assets, taking ...
For the Federal Ministry of Industry, Trade and Investment, the year 2025 marked a defining phase in Nigeria’s economic ...
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FG switches to capital de-risking for 2026 growth
Nigeria's government is adopting a capital de-risking strategy to unlock private investment, aiming for a $1tn GDP by ...
ABUJA – Rail service in Nigeria’s capital city resumed on Monday, eight months after assailants attacked a train with explosives and gunfire, killing seven people and abducting dozens of passengers.
Fidelity Bank's N250 billion private placement meets CBN's N500 billion capital requirement, showcasing robust investor ...
Nigeria’s capital importation in the third quarter of 2024 saw a significant decline of 51.90 per cent, totalling $1.25bn, compared to $2.60bn recorded in the preceding second quarter of the year.
The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) said in the first quarter 2024 total capital importation rose to $3.3billion from $1.1million recorded in the first quarter of 2023 (Q1 2023). This was ...
Africa has one of the world’s fastest growing tech markets and Nigeria is becoming its unofficial capital. The West African nation is commonly associated with negative cliches around corruption and ...
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