Nigerian economy

Nigeria’s oil revenue in the first half of 2025 missed budget targets by over 60 percent, raising concerns over fiscal stability and government funding.

Dangote Refinery reassures Nigerians of steady fuel supply, saying it has over 310 million liters of petrol ready for distribution despite rising prices.

Finance Minister Doris Uzoka-Anite says Nigeria’s economic reforms are attracting private capital and driving sustainable growth through fiscal discipline and innovation.

The naira hits a 10-month high on the back of stronger FX inflows and improved investor confidence in Nigeria’s currency reforms.

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Nigerian exports are threatened by bureaucratic challenges, says Dr. Jumoke Oduwole, who plans measures to address this so as to improve competitiveness and support service exports.

Nigeria’s debt hits ₦138 trillion, sparking criticism of lawmakers for fast-tracking loan approvals without scrutiny. Experts call for accountability

Naira settles unchanged in black market, gains ₦11.77 at official forex market.

Instead, Tinubu touts Naira based crude sales as a way of reducing foreign exchange dependency.