The transformative journey of Nigeria’s Insurance sec­tor has begun as the indus­try moved to announce a mouth-watering premium income soon despite the ostensible low pen­etration. Though the 2024 ...

Two years after Nigeria’s economic reforms have gained traction with macroeconomic stability returning, foreign capital flowing in, and the economy on a steady trajectory to full recovery, the nation ...

Nigeria's economy shows growth despite short-term hardship, says Minister Bagudu, highlighting President Tinubu's reforms and renewed investor confidence. A brighter future for Nigeria?

Nigeria's Economy Back On Track - Minister. 8 June 2025. Premium Times (Abuja) "We're not where we want to be, but these steps have turned the economy in the right direction," he said.

Russia vs. Nigeria confirmed lineups, team news With many Russian players forced to move back home, only two on the entire roster hail from clubs outside the Russian Premier League.

The Department of Transportation formally started the process of rewriting the fuel economy standards for cars and trucks, issuing a rule that said the Biden administration’s standards are ...

In the report, the IMF projects Nigeria’s economy will grow by 3 percent in 2025. This is correctly depicted in the chart by Trade Brains, as are the figures listed for the other 11 countries.

Economy will be stuck in the slow lane unless these two things change. There are two worrying trends in the national accounts released on Wednesday. John Kehoe Economics editor.

The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office estimates that President Donald Trump’s tariffs would shrink the U.S. economy and add to inflation while reducing the federal deficit by $2.8 trillion.

Global payment solutions provider, BPC, is doubling down on its commitment to Nigeria’s digital economy with a major strategic expansion. At the heart of this renewed focus is the appointment of ...

06/04/2025 June 4, 2025. The Indigenous People of Biafra's sit-at-home protests have paralyzed southeast Nigeria. As fear grows and losses mount, what’s the path to peace?

President Trump has doubled the rate on foreign metals to 50%, saying the levies weren’t high enough to help the U.S. industry. By Ana Swanson and Ian Austen Ana Swanson reported from Washington ...