Tag: Nigeria’s economy

Mr Agbakoba identified land and real estate titling, expansion of a credit economy, and agricultural mechanisation as key drivers that ...

“As we work to reposition the South-south for broad-based prosperity, the financial system must play a central role, not merely ...

Mr Yusuf said if the current conflict persists and escalates, the Nigerian economy may record upsides in forex inflows, revenue ...

“Growth in Nigeria is forecast to strengthen to 3.6 per cent in 2025 and to an average of 3.8 per ...

The public presentation of the World Bank's latest report on Nigerian economy dominates the cover pages of the newspapers.

The balance of payments tracks the money entering and leaving a country.

By enacting these policies, Nigeria can position itself as a leading player in global agricultural trade.

The appointment, effective from 23 January 2025, is for an initial term of four years.

In December 2024, the hospitality sector, including hotels and restaurants, experienced high occupancy rates in major cities like Lagos, Abuja, ...

The legal icon said the certificate would have enabled foreign companies to establish businesses in the park, thereby boosting Nigeria’s ...

According to the report, Kano State ranks the highest with about 2.4 million agricultural households followed by Kaduna State with ...

"We want to state categorically that though our country is going through some rough patches, which are being addressed by ...

Mr Shettima said the diverse talents and great depth of experience of persons approved as members of the council by ...

The evolution of casinos in Nigeria has been marked by a forward progression intricately linked to the country's shifting demographic ...

The IMF said global headline inflation is expected to steadily decline from its peak of 8.7 per cent in 2022 ...

The lawmakers also said there is a need for the CBN to tackle the depreciation of the naira while clamping ...

NBS said the reduction in growth is attributed to the adverse effects of the cash crunch experienced during the quarter.

The oil sector declined in growth while the non-oil sector grew.

We potential sit on the precipice. This time it is potentially for real and all we need is a trigger ...

Growth in the last quarter of the year was however the slowest when compared to the two previous quarters.

The economy grew 4.03 per cent, slower than 5.01 per cent it grew in the second quarter of the year.

“There is no town you will visit in Nigeria without seeing the Igbos being in charge of economic activities.”

Gross Domestic Product (GDP) grew 0.11 per cent in the three months through December from a year earlier.

"The overall decline of -6.1% (for Q2 2020) and -2.18 per cent (for H1 2020) was better than the projected ...

Earlier in January, the IMF projected that Nigeria’s real Gross Domestic Product will grow by 2.5 per cent in 2020 ...