This trend continued into 2023, with oil being an essential player in Nigeria’s economy. As Nigeria heads further into 2023, her economy can only be described as cautiously optimistic.

The United Nations Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator in Nigeria, Mohamed Fall, outlines his strategic priorities since assuming office in early 2024. In this interview with GIFT HABIB, he ...

Chairman of the Senate Committee on Appropriations, Senator Solomon Olamilekan Adeola, has assured Nigerians that the 2024 Budget Implementation is on course, reaffirming the government’s commitment ...

Over the past three years the Nigerian economy and public finances have been dealt a heavy ... parameters for taxation and ancillary matters connected with taxation in Nigeria. It is a clear statement ...

Economic growth drives much of what happens across the economy, including employment, education, health and living standards. Nigeria, like many countries in the world, experienced a post-COVID ...

Aliko Dangote, President and Chief Executive of Dangote Industries, has recorded a massive drop in his wealth, affecting his ...

Nigeria faces three major challenges because of a sluggish global economy: declining export demand along with constrained financial markets, and decreased investor trust. The current economic ...

The Financial Reporting Council of Nigeria has said Nigeria is not yet in a hyperinflation economy and warned corporates to adopt International Accounting Standard 29 in preparing their financial ...