The Nigerian Association of Technologists in Engineering (NATE) says the widening gap in practical engineering skills is undermining efforts to read more Engineering skills crisis risks derailing Nigeria’s manufacturing push, technologists warn
Nigerian health technology company Medlitics Limited has launched an artificial intelligence-powered platform aimed at changing how chronic diseases such as read more African Health startup targets diabetes, hypertension costs with AI-powered monitoring platform
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A powerful combination of local confidence and returning international capital has sent the Nigerian equities market into hyperdrive. In a read more Stock deals skyrocket 131% to N7.89trn as domestic, foreign appetite explodes
Rising cooking gas prices are reshaping household energy use across Nigeria, as families adjust cooking patterns and budgets to cope read more LPG price hike changes how households cook
Mergers and acquisitions are emerging as a key growth strategy for African fintech companies seeking to expand market share, deepen read more Fintech M&A gains momentum as industry experts call for stronger regulatory, legal due diligence
Could the next wave of global billion-dollar brands come from Africa? And if they do, will Africans own them?
Foreign direct investment is reshaping Africa's economic landscape. More than $100bn flowed into the continent in 2025, but the headline figure tells only part of the story. Beneath the surface, capital is concentrating in a handful of markets with the scale, resources and policy frameworks to attra
From technology startups and advanced manufacturing to energy and continental trade, Lagos is rapidly consolidating its position as a leading African business hub. As global investors turn their attention to the continent's growth markets, the Nigerian megacity is making a powerful case for investme