Nigeria's plans to put the private sector at the heart of the next phase of its economic development will be explored in a forthcoming report by...
The Federal Government has said its recently enforced Integration Personnel and Payroll Information System (IPPIS) has helped uncovered 70,000 ghost workers in the civil service system.
The persistent increase in the price of bakery materials and the Federal Government’s nonchalant attitude towards the situation has forced bread producers across the country to...
According to Nigeria’s Debt Management Office (DMO), Nigeria’s total public debt rose by 5.2% quarter on quarter (q/q) or N2 trillion from N39.5 trillion at end-December...
Activity in the manufacturing sector of the world's largest economy, the United States moderated from 57 in May to 52.4 in June, representing a 23-month low.
Rising cost of goods and services is expected to compound Nigeria's high cost of subsidizing fuel and eventually impede the nation's ability to wriggle out of...
The World Bank Group has said COVID-19, the ongoing Ukraine war and rising global interest rates have pushed public debt in Nigeria and other low and...
Nigeria’s rising borrowing amid low revenue generation continues to drag on the nation’s resources and development as shown by the latest report from the Debt Management...
The World Bank and the French Development Agence (AFD) have signed a tripartite agreement with the Federal Government of Nigeria to commit a total sum of...
Nigeria’s exports to the United States increased by $2 billion in 2021, according to the latest data from the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA). Africa’s...
