Category : Economy


Lagos Leads FAAC Allocations with N55.83bn in January 2026

Lagos State received the highest share of Federation revenue in January 2026, getting N55.83 billion. Delta and Akwa Ibom followed, while Ekiti recorded negative allocation. Total disbursement reached N2.59 trillion across government tiers.

Naira Falls 0.91% as Investors Reassess Assets

The Nigerian naira weakened by 0.91% at the official forex window last week, closing at N1,366.23 per dollar, while parallel market rates dropped 2.21% to N1,386 per dollar, reflecting unmet demand and liquidity issues.

Expert Urges Tinubu to Act on Middle East War Economic Risks

Development expert Engr. Micheal Ale calls on President Tinubu and the National Assembly to form a technocrat committee to mitigate potential economic fallout from the U.S.-Israel vs Iran conflict, which has closed the Strait of Hormuz and spiked global o

Akwa Ibom IGR Hits N7bn Monthly Post-TSA

Governor Umo Eno announces a dramatic increase in Akwa Ibom's internally generated revenue from N2bn to N7bn monthly, attributing it to the Treasury Single Account policy.

China's Economic Growth: A Lesson for Nigeria

Experts highlight China's disciplined planning and policy consistency as models for Nigeria, urging strategic repositioning in global trade and leveraging China's zero-tariff offer for African exports to boost growth.

Lagos Korope Ban on Lekki Expressway Divides Stakeholders

The Lagos State government's enforcement of a ban on Korope minibuses along the Lekki–Epe Expressway has ignited sharp divisions among stakeholders, with debates over safety, regulation, and the adequacy of alternative transport options.

Tinubu: Nigeria's Economy Emerges from 'Dark Tunnel'

President Bola Tinubu asserts Nigeria has navigated out of economic uncertainty, pledging sustained reforms and hope restoration during a UK state visit marked by diplomatic talks and a major port financing deal.

Nigeria-UK Sign £746M Port Deal to Deepen Economic Partnership

President Bola Tinubu and UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer have signed a £746 million agreement to modernize Apapa and Tin Can Island ports in Lagos, marking a significant step in strengthening bilateral trade and investment ties between Nigeria and the Uni

Naira Slips to N1,353/$ as CBN Releases New Dollar Rates

The Nigerian naira depreciated to N1,353 per dollar in the official window amid rising foreign exchange demand, while external reserves fell slightly to $49.83 billion. Global oil prices surged due to Middle East tensions.

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