Features

Nigeria’s decentralization empowers local governments, enhances service delivery, and fosters citizen participation, but corruption and resource challenges persist.

Lagos faces a housing crisis, with rapid urban growth, informal settlements, and a 3.3 million-unit housing deficit.

Oil theft and pipeline sabotage undermine Nigeria’s economy, environment, and security, costing billions annually in revenue losses.

Russia-Ukraine war disrupts Nigeria’s wheat imports, causing supply delays, price hikes, and food security concerns for millions.

Nigeria’s 2025 budget proposes a $75 oil benchmark, N47.96 trillion expenditure, and a N13.13 trillion fiscal deficit to boost recovery.

Nigeria and Saudi Arabia advance steel partnership talks, boosting local iron ore processing and mineral sector investments

Nigeria’s GDP grew 3.46% in Q3 2024, driven by services, agriculture, and trade, despite persistent inflation and challenges.

Nigeria’s digital economy thrives, but regulatory hurdles—cybersecurity, taxation, and data protection—challenge sustainable growth and innovation.

Balancing subsidy removal and social welfare key to Nigeria’s sustainable economic growth.

Nigeria’s FEC approves $2.2 billion borrowing plan under the 2024 budget to stabilize the economy and address deficits.