…Spending obscures Nigeria’s fiscal deficit – Analysts …Finance minister debunks IMF claim as Senate shrugs off report Fiscal transparency concerns read more Unreported N8trn spending sparks transparency concerns as FG pushes back
Nigeria is entering the second half of 2026 with its economy showing its strongest signs of stability in years. But read more What to expect from Nigeria’s economy in the second half of 2026
Inspired2Lead has concluded a five-day capacity-building programme for staff of the Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority (NMDPRA), aimed read more Inspired2Lead trains NMDPRA staff on energy transition to strengthen sector regulation
North African giants Morocco have earned a minimum of $31.5 million in total prize money from FIFA after making history read more Morocco guaranteed $31.5m in FIFA prize money after quarter-final berth
A team of Nigerian scientists has secured intellectual property protection in the United Kingdom for a home-grown medical imaging innovation read more Nigerian scientists develop medical device recognised in UK
More than 150 women and girls in Edo State have successfully completed a six-day digital literacy programme aimed at equipping read more She Code Africa empowers over 150 women in Edo with digital skills
…Set for summit to guide investment decisions The widespread flooding that recently disrupted homes, businesses and transportation across several parts read more Lagos flooding sparks fresh interest in safer property investments, say experts
… For a 200 m-people country, missing the World Cup is costly Nigeria’s failure to qualify for two consecutive FIFA read more Marketing campaigns: Winners and losers of Nigeria’s World Cup bsence
Access Holdings Plc and Coronation Group hosted a private reception at Tate Modern, London, to celebrate the enduring legacy of read more Access Holdings, Coronation Group celebrate enduring legacy of Nigerian modernism
Ecobank remains the standout example of a Francophone business building a truly pan-African presence. Yet as Anglophone banks, fintechs and technology firms continue their march westwards, the question is whether Francophone Africa can produce the next continental champion-and what it will take to g