Nigeria’s digital infrastructure inadequate for cashless economy, says World Bank
Nigeria’s digital and financial infrastructure is inadequate to support a swift transition to a cashless economy, the World Bank has pointed out. The bank stated
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Nigeria’s foreign debt rises to N49.85 trillion
The Debt Management Office has disclosed that Nigeria’s total foreign debt for the period ending March 31st, 2023, has risen to N49.85 trillion ($108.30 billion)
APCON highlights ways to strengthen Nigeria’s marketing economy
The director-general of the Advertising Practitioners Council of Nigeria (APCON), Dr Olalekan Fadolapo has disclosed various strategies needed in strengthening Nigeria’s marketing economy. According to
EU restates commitment to strengthen Nigeria’s democratic governance
The European Union has restated its commitment towards engendering and strengthening Nigeria’s democratic governance. The EU, through its Support to Democratic Governance in Nigeria, EU-SDGN,
Nigeria’s Tax-to-GDP Ratio Rises To 10.86%
Nigeria’s tax-to-Gross Domestic Product ratio, which in the last 12 years, hovered around five to six per cent, has risen to 10.86 per cent by
Nigeria seeking alternative funding mechanisms to develop its hydrocarbon resources – Komolafe
By Emeka Ugwuanyi in Houston, Texas Nigerian Upstream and Downstream Regulatory Commission (NUPRC) has developed an initiative that will seek alternate funding mechanisms to develop
Nigeria’s indebtedness to World Bank now N6tn
Nigeria’s borrowing from the World Bank has risen by 121.46 per cent under the regime of the President, Muhammadu Buhari. The total debt owed to
Nigeria’s import-export debts worrisome
Sometimes, the government feels it is pushing out information that could make Nigerians smile when actually such information could elicit tears. In the first week
Lagos, Ogun, Kano lead Nigeria’s Internet growth – NBS
Lagos, Ogun, Kano, Oyo, and the Federal Capital Territory were the top five states with mobile Internet subscriptions in Nigeria in 2022. Collectively, the five
