




By Àkànní Olúwaségún Michael Nigeria’s economic growth is projected to moderate to 3.7 percent in 2027 as weaker global oil prices reduce external earnings and fiscal...

Nigeria has formally cancelled $717.7 million in undisbursed World Bank funding tied to its power sector reform programme. This officially ended an arrangement that was meant...

By Àkànní Olúwaségún Michael The Centre for the Promotion of Private Enterprise (CPPE) has warned against growing calls for the liberalisation of petroleum product imports, describing...

By Àkànní Olúwaségún Michael Across five continents, a new industrial order is being built, one turbine, one battery pack, one hydrogen electrolyser at a time. Governments...

By Àkànní Oluwáṣégun Michael Buried in the latest trading data from Nigeria’s Debt Management Office (DMO) is a number worth paying attention to: the country’s short-term...

By Àkànní Olúwaségún Michael The Lagos State Government has disclosed that its ongoing public asset valuation programme generated a fair value of N3.43 trillion in 2025,...

“The economy is already under severe strain. Another rate hike could choke investment, weaken manufacturers, hurt SMEs, and worsen job losses."