Oil at $87: The Bigger Risk Is What Happens If Hormuz Stays Disrupted
Global oil markets are once again being pushed higher by the standoff between the United States and Iran over the
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Kaduna’s Power Crisis: What N456.5bn Debt Could Mean for Electricity Users
The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) has dissolved the board of Kaduna Electricity Distribution Plc (KAEDC) after the company accumulated
Read MoreNGX Hits ₦160 Trillion: The Bigger Test Is Turning Market Growth Into Real Economic Growth
Nigeria’s stock market has reached a major milestone, with the Nigerian Exchange Group (NGX) market capitalization rising to about ₦160
Read MoreNigeria’s Private Sector Is Picking Up, But the Real Test Is Whether Growth Reaches Businesses
Nigeria’s latest private-sector numbers offer one of the clearest signs yet that businesses are beginning to regain confidence. Business activity
Read MoreNigeria’s Economy May Be Growing, But the Naira Story Is Still Uncomfortable
Nigeria is heading into the second half of 2026 with a mixed economic picture: the economy appears to be gaining
Read MoreDangote Refinery Cuts Fuel Prices Again: What It Could Mean for Nigerians
The Dangote Petroleum Refinery has reduced its ex-depot prices for petrol and diesel, cutting petrol to ₦1,165 per liter and
Read MoreNaira’s Latest Dip Shows Why Nigeria Still Has Two Different FX Realities
The naira is facing renewed pressure in the parallel market, with the dollar selling for around ₦1,420, even as the
Read MoreNigeria’s Gazelle 2 Deal Could Give the Federation More Room to Breathe, But It Is Not Free Money
Nigeria’s latest move to refinance Project Gazelle is less significant because of the headline $4.5 billion figure and more because
Read MoreNigeria\’s Oil Revenue Is Falling Again. The Bigger Problem Is What Happens If Cheap Crude Becomes the New Normal
Nigeria is once again facing the uncomfortable side of its dependence on crude oil. Global oil prices fell sharply after
Read MoreNigeria\’s Oil Revenue Is Falling Again. The Bigger Problem Is What Happens If Cheap Crude Becomes the New Normal
Nigeria is once again facing the uncomfortable side of its dependence on crude oil. Global oil prices fell sharply after
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