Local Production Records Less Than 1% Of Annual Vehicle Imports
Nigeria imports close to one million vehicles a year, yet local production supplies less than 1 per cent of that...
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Despite Crackdowns, Onshore Gas Flaring Surges In Nigeria
Nigeria’s onshore gas flaring has surged despite multiple regulatory crackdowns, pushing the country to second place globally in volume increase,...
MAN, Muda Yusuf, Labour, Others Clash Over Sale Of Refineries
A growing debate is unfolding across Nigeria over the future of its ailing state-owned refineries, as stakeholders voice sharply contrasting...
Nigeria’s ₦3.2trn Annual Outbound Medical Tourism Unacceptable –Experts
Nigeria’s chronic loss of up to $2 billion (N3.2trillion) a year to outbound medical travel has prompted policymakers, clinicians and private investors...
Tougher Choices Ahead For Nigeria’s Economic Rebound In H2
As Nigeria enters the second half of 2025, a full economic recovery will depend on coordinated policy actions across inflation...
Foreign Artisans Taking Over Local Jobs
An emerging trend is reshaping Nigeria’s skilled labour market: artisans from neighboring West African countries such as Togo, Benin Republic,...
Nigerian Seafarers Decry Discrimination, Bullying On Board
Despite the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) investing over N45 billion through the Nigerian Seafarers Development Programme (NSDP),...
Manufacturers Worry As Nigeria’s Economy Now 57% Service-driven
Nigeria’s economy is increasingly dominated by the services sector, now accounting for 57 percent of GDP—a structural tilt that is...
Banks, Telcos May Adopt Unified Error-handling Protocols
Nigerian banks and telecom operators are considering adopting a unified error-handling protocol to curb persistent failures in USSD transactions, findings...
Red Flags Over Nigeria’s Endless Borrowing
Nigeria’s appetite for foreign loans is once again drawing alarm, as new data showed the federal government spent a staggering...
