Nigeria is preparing to tap the international capital market with its debut global Sukuk bond and a series of new…
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Rising Cooking Gas Prices Deepen Pressure on Nigerian Households
The relentless surge in cooking gas prices across Nigeria is taking a heavy toll on household budgets, forcing many families…
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Nigeria’s Fixed Income Market: Six Decades of Growth, Reforms, and Resilience
Nigeria’s fixed income market has undergone a remarkable transformation over the past six decades, evolving from a government-dominated bond system…
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High Borrowing Costs Cripple Industrial Growth as Manufacturers Halt Expansion Plans
Rising interest rates and tight credit conditions are taking a toll on Nigeria’s manufacturing sector, forcing several factory owners to…
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Nigeria Moves to Secure $2bn Loan from China to Revamp Failing Power Grid
The Federal Government of Nigeria is in advanced talks with China for a $2 billion loan aimed at overhauling the…
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Naira Edges Up as Dollar Sells at ₦1,485 on October 6, 2025
The Nigerian naira showed slight firmness on October 6, 2025, with the United States dollar trading at ₦1,485 in the…
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Nigeria at 65: Medical Brain Drain Deepens as Citizens Struggle with Failing Healthcare
As Nigeria marks its 65th Independence anniversary, the country’s healthcare system faces an escalating crisis driven by the mass exodus…
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Onne Port to Undergo $60m Green Transformation by APM Terminals
APM Terminals has announced a $60 million investment aimed at transforming Onne Port in Rivers State into Nigeria’s first fully…
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CBN Assumes Control of Fixed Income Trading: Implications for Nigeria’s Financial Market
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has formally taken over the management of fixed income securities trading, a move analysts…
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Tinubu Urges CBN to Establish Endowment Fund for Nigeria’s Creative Industry
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has called on the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to create an endowment fund dedicated to…
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