Nigerian businesses remain confident despite a slight slowdown in growth, with the PMI remaining above 50 in January.

PoS transactions in Nigeria skyrocketed to N18 trillion in 2024, driven by cash shortages and fintech expansion.

An Oyo State High Court sitting in Ibadan has sentenced Olayiwola Oguntade, a former staff member of the Joint Admissions and ...

Technology company Globacom has presented Kia Picanto cars to two lucky winners during its Festival of Joy promo in Ibadan, ...

US-China trade war escalates with new tariffs, rare earth export curbs, and anti-monopoly probes. Markets brace for ...

Nigeria faces uncertainty as the US-China trade war intensifies. Concerns remain about inflationary pressures, capital ...

Nigerian non-oil exports surged 20.77% in 2024, reaching $5.456 billion, driven by increased production and government ...

Nigeria budget to prioritise NIMC, NYSC, and NDA funding for enhanced security, data systems, and youth development.

Kelechi Iheanacho, Nigeria's international forward, has sealed a loan move to Middlesbrough for the remainder of the current ...

The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has agreed to temporarily suspend its planned nationwide protest against the recent 50 ...

Nigerians with 4G coverage remain offline. This lack of internet usage hinders economic growth and threatens Nigeria's ...

Global oil markets experienced significant turbulence on Monday, with crude futures sharply rising in response to the latest ...