Nigeria has long grappled with one of its most persistent economic challenges: fuel prices. For decades, the country has faced fuel queues, petrol shortages, smuggling, partial subsidy removals, and frequent price hikes...

Recently, I came across a fascinating online publication urging the Nigerian populace to have strong faith and believe in His Excellency, President Ahmed Bola Tinubu GCFR's, current significant economic reforms...

Nigeria faces an escalating dual crisis: economic instability and environmental disasters. These simultaneous challenges underscore the urgent need for comprehensive reforms and effective disaster management....

It is the age-old chicken and egg question. Which comes first: the economy or politics? That’s the question at the heart of this intervention, and it was triggered by two recent events...

The stability of the naira is crucial for Nigeria's economic growth. A stable currency gives businesses the confidence to plan, helps investors feel secure, and keeps the prices of goods and services predictable. ...

The future of African healthcare is looking brighter with the rise of AI and digital health. Limited access to healthcare is a major problem in many parts of Africa. But AI can help....

Many Nigerians are understandably shocked that petrol being pumped out of the Dangote refinery (DR) will not be selling at a relatively affordable price at the pumps, or a little cheaper than the imported variety. ...

Trust Bola Tinubu, Nigeria’s self-assured yet bumbling president. He will claw at any piece of seemingly good news. Recently, when the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) reported that Nigeria’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) grew to 3.19 percent...

Very few business organisations are as lucky as NNPCL, Nigeria’s state-owned oil company, founded over 50 years ago. Since its founding, the corporation has consistently failed to perform its basic functions and meet its organisational objectives,...

....Corporatism is when the state is in cahoots with large interest groups. That’s the true meaning of “public-private partnership” in Nigeria....

Investors face a challenging landscape in Nigeria's real estate market, where risks and rewards intertwine amidst economic shifts and regulatory changes....

Every year, parents face one of their biggest, recurring costs at the end of the long school holiday: school fees! Some parents have planned and saved in advance and are ready for this significant expense...

Truth is, the special tie-in between Dangote and the state can harm both. According to a recent FT report, many businesses view Dangote as a “ruthless government-favoured monopolist....

The Nigerian public watches as the same recycled elites are protected by an ineffective penal system that fails to deter corruption at its core...

The rise of ride-hailing services like Bolt amongst others has changed transportation in Nigeria, providing unprecedented ease and convenience in commuting and is unprecedented in the transportation industry whilst driving growth and economic progress....