Nigerian markets, companies, and the economy — from the Naira and CBN policy to startups, trade, and the numbers behind the headlines.
Digital payments are gaining traction in Nigeria, but small businesses still face significant hurdles, often referred to as the 'last-mile money problem'.
The Nigerian Senate's suggested five-year textile import ban prompts concern over job security and industry stability, sparking calls for reforms.
Solar power is now cheaper than electricity from Nigeria’s national grid, marking a milestone in the country's energy sector.
Nigerian women entrepreneurs own 40% of businesses, boosting economic growth, yet still face challenges like a $42 billion gender funding gap.
Nigeria's inflation rate has climbed to 15.93% as of May 2026, with food inflation soaring to 16.96%. Experts urge urgent government action to address this crisis.
Digital banking is revolutionizing Nigeria's financial system, increasing collaboration between traditional banks and fintech startups.
With digital illiteracy impacting productivity, many Nigerians are increasingly turning to entrepreneurship over traditional salaries.
The Nigerian naira's fluctuations against the dollar are causing rising costs for businesses, especially in the food sector.
