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Nigeria’s Manufacturing Sector Hits Strongest 2026 Expansion as Food and Pharma Lead Growth

Nigeria’s manufacturing sector recorded its strongest business performance of 2026 in August, according to the latest Business Confidence Monitor from the Nigerian Economic Summit Group (NESG). The improvement was part of a wider recovery in business activity. Nigeria’s Current Business Performance Index rose from 108.6 points in July to 112.7 points in August, its highest…

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Lagos Dominates State Revenue as FCT Debt Surge Exposes Nigeria’s Fiscal Divide

Nigeria’s latest state finance figures are exposing a growing fiscal divide between Nigerian states. In 2025, the 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory generated about ₦4.15 trillion in internally generated revenue, but Lagos State generated 45% of subnational IGR, highlighting how heavily Nigeria’s domestic revenue base depends on one state. At the same time,…

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Nigeria Power Sector Shrinks 10.63% as Economic Growth Fails to Reach Electricity

Nigeria’s power sector contracted by 10.63% in Q2 2026, extending its decline for a second consecutive quarter even as the wider economy recorded stronger growth. The figures raise a bigger question than the latest contraction: can Nigeria sustain economic growth without fixing its electricity supply chain? Power Sector Moves in the Opposite Direction According to…

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EFCC Dismisses Over 40 Staff for Corruption as Agency Tightens Internal Controls

EFCC dismisses over 40 staff for corruption and financial malpractice, marking a significant shift in the agency’s anti-corruption drive. EFCC Chairman Ola Olukoyede disclosed on Monday that more than 40 personnel had been removed from the commission during his roughly three years in charge, with more than five of them currently facing prosecution. The announcement…

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EFCC N1.23 Trillion Recovery: What Nigeria Is Doing With the Money Matters More Now

The EFCC N1.23 trillion recovery announced by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission is drawing attention not only because of the size of the figure, but because of what happens to the money and assets after they are recovered. EFCC Chairman Ola Olukoyede said the commission recovered N1.233 trillion, $684.48 million, £373,905.78 and €9.34 million…

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