Economy

Nigeria’s Free Zones Attract $200bn Investment, Create 500,000 Jobs – FG

The Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment, Dr Jumoke Oduwole, disclosed this at a virtual meeting with Special Economic Zones stakeholders in September, as the government moves to modernise the regulatory framework governing the zones and strengthen their contribution to investment and non-oil exports.

Improving Economic Indicators Signal Nigeria’s Path to Stability – Alawuba

Alawuba spoke at the 19th Annual Banking and Finance Conference of the Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria (CIBN) in Abuja on Tuesday, September 8, 2026.

Awash With Cash, Short On Priorities: How Governor Are Spending Billions On Prestige Projects As Poverty Ravages Citizens

Finance experts contend that the real value of the revenue has diminished because of the prevailing exchange rate, which makes logistics and operational costs very prohibitive.

Financing the $1trn Economy: Why Stronger Banks Must Now Turn Capital into Credit

The Central Bank of Nigeria's recapitalisation programme requires banks to build substantially larger capital bases, with minimum paid-up capital rising to N500 billion for banks with international authorisation, N200 billion for national banks and N50 billion for regional banks.

Three Million Young Nigerians Enter the Job Market Yearly – Where Will the Jobs Come From?

The goal is not simply more jobs, but better jobs: work that comes with fair wages, dignified conditions, and pathways to advancement.

New Era for Guinness Nigeria: Can Tolaram Maintain the Rebound in a Fragile Economy?

The numbers coming out of Guinness Nigeria Plc are impressive enough to invite celebration, especially amid deep economic headwinds.

Nigeria’s Business Crossroads: Turning Economic Potential into Productive Prosperity

The country possesses one of Africa’s largest consumer markets, a huge and youthful population, abundant agricultural resources, substantial oil and gas reserves, a rapidly expanding digital economy, a vibrant entrepreneurial culture and an increasingly sophisticated financial sector.

Uber’s Exit: A Warning Bell for Nigeria’s MSME Economy

Uber has described the decision as the outcome of a review of its evolving business priorities and investment focus across Africa.

OPINION: The Architecture of African Growth: Building the Systems That Turn Potential into Prosperity — Part II

Across the continent, entrepreneurs are building businesses, serving customers, employing people, and creating value. Markets are busy. Shops are open. Farms are producing. Manufacturers are making goods. Innovation is happening.

Nigeria’s Economy In 6 Key Numbers: What Latest Data Really Shows

Inflation is slowing, external reserves have climbed, and several major companies are reporting stronger profits. At the same time, borrowing remains expensive, food prices are still putting pressure on household budgets, and investors can now earn relatively high returns from fixed-income instruments.
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Italy-Bound Businessman Intercepted With Cocaine Consignments In Shoe Soles, Bag Railings

Operatives of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) have intercepted a Milan-bound businessman with 4.80 kilograms of cocaine concealed in the soles of shoes and the railings of travelling bags at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMIA), Ikeja, Lagos.
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