Nigerian business activity expanded for a fourth consecutive month in September, with the composite PMI at 53.0, up from 52.7 ...

The Nigerian equities market opened the fourth quarter on a softer note after strong gains through the first nine months of ...

Nigeria’s financial markets entered the fourth quarter with mixed signals across asset classes. The NGX All Share Index ...

Oil markets entered October with a widening divergence between futures pricing and the physical crude market. ICE Brent ...

In this edition of Islamic Finance Weekly, we examine “Deepening Takaful Penetration in Nigeria: Gaps and Opportunities,” ...

Access Holdings has received a further NGX extension to file its H1 2026 interim audited financial statements, pending ...

Amaanah Non-Interest Finance Company has formally commenced operations, focusing on expanding access to ethical and ...

Prof. Anthony Kila reads President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s 66th Independence Day address as a shift from defending economic reform to testing measurable outcomes. The President’s October 1, 2026 speech ...

Africa's economic indicators this week pointed to divergent monetary conditions, persistent fiscal pressures and efforts to ...

President Bola Tinubu’s 66th Independence Day address outlined a path from difficult reforms to shared prosperity, with the cost of living, food production, jobs and industry as its stated priorities.

Collins Nweke argues that the prolonged dispute surrounding the Nigerians in Diaspora Organisation (NIDO) now requires a structured reform process rather than further institutional confrontation.

Nigeria’s 66th Independence anniversary comes as economic policy shifts from macroeconomic stabilisation towards productivity ...