Nigeria economy

Nigeria’s economic crisis deepens with soaring costs, poverty, and emigration as harsh reforms take a toll on the population

Nigeria’s youth leadership is driving innovation, economic growth, and political transformation, reshaping the nation’s future.

President Tinubu urges Nigeria’s media to uphold truth, integrity, and foster national growth through accurate, transparent reporting.

Rice prices in Nigeria have soared by 123%, making it increasingly unaffordable and diminishing the value of the new minimum wage amidst ongoing inflation.

CBN Governor, Cardoso speaks on the floating naira policy in view of inflation and other market issues.

The PDP has sharply criticized President Tinubu’s Independence Day address, highlighting economic issues and urging for people-centered reforms to ease Nigerians’ struggles.

Expert ICSAN 2024 reveal change in leadership, corruption and corporate governance.

Nigeria’s debt repayment obligations have surpassed its spending on recurrent and capital expenditures, raising concerns about economic stability and long-term growth.

The reintroduction of petrol subsidies in Nigeria raises concerns over its credit rating and potential to attract foreign investment amid conflicting government statements.

After denials, Nigeria confirms spending N5.4 trillion on oil subsidies in 2024, highlighting major shifts in economic policy.