Analysis and Data

Dangote Cement controls 61 per cent of the market share, Lafarge Africa 22 per cent and BUA Cement the rest.

Oil producing states receive derivation fund monthly but the impact is not felt in many oil producing communities

There is nothing intrinsically wrong with the central bank “supporting” the economy—–or even “printing money”––but there are many things wrong...

Jaiz Bank says the NQR service is designed for merchants/individuals to receive or make payments for goods and services.

The NCC urges licensees to submit the required information on or before close of business on April 21, 2021.

Fidelity Bank says in its 2020 financial report that it will pay 22 kobo dividend per share.

The Nigerian government has since 2016 been making repeated promises to end the importation of dirty fuels.

To be sure, measuring the impact of 'Yahoo boys’ spending culture on the micro-economy, and ultimately inflation, could prove difficult,...

The managing director took more than half of N702.5 million paid to all the directors last year.

An overhaul of the NNPC’s operations is inevitable to position it for efficient and competitive business, leading to increased revenues...

The currency remained stable on the black market.

“The revised PIB is good and must be passed, however issues concerning having strong reserves and preparing for the end...

One of the major -- possibly the biggest -- challenges bedeviling the Nigerian Electricity Supply Industry (NESI) and threatening its...

By September 2020, the Debt Management Office (DMO) revealed that the country’s total public debt stock stood at $84.574 billion.

The all-share index fell by 1.37 per cent.

The pricing template released by PPPRA effectively shows the government has been paying fuel subsidy despite its denials.

The currency remained unchanged on the parallel market.

The Ijarah Sukuk has a seven-year tenor at a rental rate of 11.20 per cent.

Bayelsa and Ebonyi States have the least number of subscribers.

There is no evidence the huge debt has been repaid, and it highlights how the state-owned firms is run and...

Some analysts oppose share repurchase, saying it diverts money from critical investments like innovation, building new factories, and increasing staff...

The rise is a sombre illustration of the crisis the nation’s food sector has faced, with millions of poor citizens...

Investors gained N737.9 billion between Monday and Friday, the best weekly rise since January 1.

Nigeria is spending a quarter of its 2021 Budget on debt servicing, a trend that has continued for years.