January brought relief for Nigerian households as prices for rice, beans, and garri fell in major markets. However, rising costs for cooking oils and logistics continue to pressure food budgets. Get the full regional breakdown.
The Nigerian Naira strengthens against major currencies, hitting N1,419.66/$1 in NAFEM. CBN's $50m injection and rising FX reserves fuel the recovery. Get the full market analysis.
World Bank projects Nigeria's urban population will surge to 264 million by 2050, with 4.4% economic growth in 2026 driven by reforms and export gains. Discover the challenges and opportunities.
The ambitious N5.7 trillion budget for Nigeria's Southeast is at risk due to the persistent Monday sit-at-home disruption, jeopardizing a projected N1.3 trillion IGR. Governors target a 300% revenue spike amidst insecurity concerns.
The Central Bank of Nigeria's 2025 macroeconomic outlook shows resilient growth at 3.89% and falling inflation. Discover the projections for 2026 and the critical policy actions needed.
Nigeria's FAAC disbursed a record N6 trillion in Q3 2025, with Lagos and oil-producing states receiving huge allocations. NEITI warns of fiscal risks as oil prices soften. Read the full breakdown.
The Federal Government has commenced operations at a high-purity gold refinery in Lagos, with three more under development. A $600 million lithium plant in Nasarawa is also ready, marking a major shift in Nigeria's mining sector.
The Nigerian Naira shows mixed performance, appreciating slightly against the US Dollar, British Pound, and Euro in the official market. Experts project 2026 outlook.
NBS clarifies the projected December inflation spike is due to statistical rebasing, not economic decline. Meanwhile, Peter Obi warns Nigeria's rising poverty is a threat to national survival. Global food prices fall for fourth month.
Iran's rial hits historic low amid protests and 42% inflation. The Nigerian naira now trades at N1 to 698.55 Iranian Rial. Read the full analysis of the crisis and its global implications.
Nigeria's naira shows a split performance as the official rate gains to ₦1,423.17 per dollar while the parallel market weakens to ₦1,480. Discover the causes and implications of the widening exchange rate gap.
The Nigerian naira appreciated by N7.68 in its first weekly gain of 2026, driven by improved dollar liquidity and stronger Central Bank interventions. Analysts see potential for stability.
The Central Bank of Nigeria predicts petrol prices could rise to N950 per litre by 2026. Read the full analysis and what it means for Nigeria's economy and energy costs.
Nigeria will debut its first official National House at the World Economic Forum in Davos in 2026. The platform aims to project economic reforms and attract foreign investment under a Public-Private Partnership. Read more.
The Central Bank of Nigeria projects petrol prices will hover around N950 per litre in 2026, based on oil prices and forex. This is higher than current rates set by Dangote Refinery. Read the full analysis.
Nigeria's Debt Management Office secured N1.144 trillion at its first Treasury Bills auction of 2026, with stop rates rising. Meanwhile, a UN report projects global economic growth at 2.7% for the year. Read the full analysis.
Peter Obi decries Nigeria's deepening poverty crisis, with 62% now living in hardship. He urges urgent reforms in agriculture, education, and job creation. Read more.
Aviation expert Capt. Samuel Caulcrick urges expansion of consumer credit for local goods to stimulate production, create jobs, and curb imports. Discover his economic strategy.
Former CBN Deputy Governor Tunde Lemo credits President Tinubu's tough reforms for stabilizing Nigeria's economy, citing falling inflation and improved forex stability. Read his full analysis.
Financial experts project the naira will trade between N1,350 and N1,450 against the US dollar in 2026. Discover the key factors influencing this forecast and what it means for Nigeria's economy.
Economist Bismarck Rewane warns Nigeria faces fiscal deficits from falling crude oil prices. He projects market growth but urges spending efficiency. Read his full analysis.
PwC Nigeria projects 4.3% GDP growth for 2026, driven by inflation moderation and naira stability. The report outlines seven key themes shaping the economic outlook for businesses and investors.
PwC Nigeria's Economic Outlook 2026 projects 4.3% GDP growth, highlighting a path from stability to sustainable expansion. Discover the key drivers and business imperatives for the year ahead.
PwC Nigeria's Economic Outlook 2026 projects 4.3% growth, driven by macroeconomic stability. Discover the key themes and business imperatives for the year ahead.
PwC Nigeria's Economic Outlook 2026 projects naira stability against the dollar, 4.49% GDP growth, and easing inflation. The report highlights ongoing reforms and persistent risks. Read the full analysis.
The Nigerian naira appreciated over 7% in 2025, its strongest annual performance in a decade, driven by CBN reforms and rising external reserves now at $45.6 billion. Discover how the FX market transformation is boosting economic confidence.
A new PwC report projects Nigeria's poverty rate will hit 62% in 2026, affecting 141 million citizens. The Presidency has dismissed the figures. Read the full analysis.
A new PwC report warns that 141 million Nigerians could be living in poverty by 2026. Learn the key factors driving this alarming projection and its implications for households.
NESG report shows Nigerian businesses sustained growth for 12 months but faced a slowdown in December 2025 due to rising costs and financing constraints. Explore the sectoral breakdown and key challenges.
The Nigerian naira begins 2026 on a strong note, appreciating at the official window despite a sharp 20.67% decline in dollar inflows. Discover how local sources and CBN interventions are cushioning the market.