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For a Nigerian student, a scholarship can mean more than money. It can mean staying in school when a family is struggling to pay fees. It can mean being able to concentrate on lectures instead of worrying about how the…
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Fintech company OPay says it has requested that the Department of State Services (DSS) and the Nigeria Police launch investigations into recent false information circulating on social media that the company is shutting down. The post OPay asks DSS, Police to…
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UAE-based energy infrastructure platform ePointZero is set to enter Africa’s power generation market after agreeing to acquire a 90% stake in pan-African independent power producer Azura Power. The post UAE’s ePointZero enters Africa’s power generation market with 90% acquisition of…
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The United States government may require parents and legal guardians to provide proof of their citizenship or immigration status when applying for passports for their children under new rules being considered by the State Department. The post US may require…
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Purchasing Managers’ Index report showcases data from purchasing and supply executives of manufacturing and non-manufacturing organizations in all states of Nigeria. The data could be compared with other economic data sources when taking policy decisions.
Read moreNigeria’s broad money supply (M3) increased to N138.78 trillion in July 2026, representing a 16% year-on-year rise from N119.89 trillion recorded in July 2025. The post Nigeria’s money supply hits N138.78 trillion in July despite tight CBN policy appeared first…
Read moreNigeria’s economy recorded its strongest quarterly growth in five years in the second quarter of 2026, with real Gross Domestic Product (GDP) expanding by 4.43% year-on-year. The post How Nigeria achieved its fastest quarterly GDP growth in five years appeared…
Read moreNigeria’s private sector recorded its strongest improvement in business conditions in 29 months in August 2026, driven by a surge in new orders, stronger output and improved customer demand. The post Nigeria’s private sector growth hits 29-month high at 54.3…
Read moreEight companies listed on the Nigerian Exchange are set to distribute cash to shareholders in September 2026, spanning sectors including hospitality, real estate, telecommunications, financial services, consumer goods, logistics, publishing and education. The post 8 NGX stocks set to pay…
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