For the seventh year running, Dangote Industries Limited has been recognised as the most valuable brand in Nigeria, leading a list of top brands that includes MTN, Airtel, Access Bank, and Globacom. This achievement was highlighted in the latest rankings by TOP 50 BRANDS NIGERIA®, an annual event that celebrates the country’s most influential and…

A mining specialist and Co-founder of Viral Nigeria Digital Marketing, Faisal Sanusi Ibrahim, has stated that the lead deposits in Nasarawa State have the potential to significantly boost Nigeria’s mining industry and economy.

Prof. Olatokunbo Onabanjo, Chairman, Pan African American Chamber of Commerce(PAAC), says President Bola Tinubu can grow Nigeria economy to

The Anwar-ul Islam Movement of Nigeria has called on governments and all political elites to renew their intentions, prioritise nation building and cut the cost of governance to rebuild the country. The group noted that despite the huge palliative reeled out to people, poverty and hardship remain the lot of the populace. Speaking during the…

Stopping naira depreciation by fiat will shock the advocates of market-determined naira value, and send the right signal that Nigeria’s new government will not run with policies that do not work for Nigeria.

Nigeria's economy is bleeding profusely. The bleeding didn’t start recently. It started in trickles many years ago when the knowledge of Nigerian economic managers was relatively low and resources were sufficiently in abundance to overwhelm the avoidable leakages.

European Union (EU) Ambassador to Nigeria and Economic Community of West African State (ECOWAS), Her Excellency, Mrs. Samuela Isopi has declared that EU private sector investors are making significant contributions to the Nigerian economy. The Ambassador made this declaration at the Eurocham yearly stakeholder conference with the theme ‘Sustainable Business Growth 2024’ in Lagos. She…

Economists and financial experts have projected that Nigeria’s economy will grow at 3.47 per cent if the government focuses on investing in infrastructure that supports manufacturing, export, and small and medium-scale enterprises (SMEs).

The World Bank has projected Nigeria’s economy to grow at 3.3 per cent this year, about 0.4 percentage points higher than the 2.9 per cent it is expected to have closed last year.

Ogun State Governor, Prince Dapo Abiodun, has said that Nigeria’s economy would be sustainable if attention is shifted from oil to the non-oil sectors.

System +and societies are regularly compelled to review policies in light of changing realities. The review readies the system for the times ahead and puts them on a better ground for advancement. It is the reason systems have crops of leadership, expected to be knowledgeable enough to think out of the box, in the interest of navigating difficult times.

Despite rising inflation in the country, which as at October was 26.72 per cent, Nigeria’s economy grew by 2.54 per cent in the third quarter of this year. This is higher compared to the 2.51 per cent growth in Q2 and 2.25 per cent in the same period last year.