Nigeria’s import bill surges to highest in over 12 years
Nigeria's import surged by 54% year-on-year to N6.85 trillion in the first quarter of 2021.
Nigeria's import surged by 54% year-on-year to N6.85 trillion in the first quarter of 2021.
The sojourn through Nigeria’s economic history reveals few insights as to what is required to move growth up several gears.
The worst-case scenario is if the world does not find a vaccine in the next fifteen months.
Nigeria’s economy is now the largest in Africa after South Africa went into recession yesterday.
KPMG has revealed 7 fault lines that may distort the growth of the Nigerian economy over the new decade.
Dr Andrew Nevin, Chief Economist of PwC, disclosed that the remittance inflows into the country show that Nigeria depends largely ...
Africa's biggest economy, Nigeria, has been ranked 114th as one of the lowest in the 2019 global innovation ranking. This ...
Report has it that the cost of servicing government debt in Nigeria is limiting foreign investors from investing their money in ...
A multimedia journalist, Anna Cunningham (@journo_anna), recently shared images of the Lagos to Badagry road which she described as a ...
Total investments' commitments in Nigeria's economy between January and December 2018, stood at $90.9 billion. The figure increased from $66.36 ...