Nigeria and EU strengthen ties through investments, climate action, security cooperation, digital projects, and regional development initiatives.

CBN directs IMTOs to open naira accounts, boosting diaspora remittances, improving transparency, traceability, and efficiency across Nigeria’s foreign exchange market.

Federal High Court voids CBN’s dissolution of Union Bank board, orders reinstatement of former management and halts further actions.

Dangote Refinery pays steep premiums for Nigerian crude on the international market, causing Nigeria to lose value, CEO David Bird says.

CEO of Dangote Refinery David Bird says supply shortfalls force refinery to buy Nigerian crude at over $18 premium in international markets.

CEO David Bird says crude-for-naira policy is not a discount for Dangote Refinery but rather targets Nigeria’s currency stability

Zenith Bank has named Kennedy Okwudili as Executive Director, with effect from May 1, 2026.

LCCI calls on Nigerian government to ensure steady crude supply to local refineries to stabilise fuel prices.

Economist Samuel Ayininuola warns that Nigeria’s exposure to rising global oil prices stems from structural weaknesses in its downstream petroleum sector.

Air Peace says Onyemas’ personal and corporate tax obligations are fully met, insists no court summons over alleged suit.

Chika Mbonu says CBN reforms improved FX stability and confidence, but rising costs have left many Nigerians struggling to cope.

A coordinated push involving traditional leadership and government is positioning Asaba as a prime destination for Lagos-based investors, Chike Ogeah says.

Oil prices fell sharply on Monday after Trump announced a five‑day pause on US strikes on Iran following productive talks.

Nigeria’s power crisis worsens as DisCos’ ₦2.4tn losses trigger declining generation, rising debt, prolonged outages, and growing consumer frustration nationwide.

Economist Akpan Ekpo warns ports agreement favours Britain, lacks transparency, and could burden Nigerians with long-term debt obligations.

At least 20 major firms incurred N2.1 trillion in finance costs in 2025 as high borrowing rates continued to pressure corporate earnings.

The Nigerian Shippers’ Council has directed shipping operators to halt new tariff implementation pending stakeholder consultations and regulatory review.

Rising sachet consumption reflects shrinking incomes in Nigeria, offering affordability while exposing deeper economic pressures, reports Lillian Jijingi-Agudah 

African nations rush to Dangote refinery for fuel supplies as Iran war disrupts imports, exposing continent’s deep energy vulnerabilities.

Timi Jaiyeola says low disposable income, not user numbers, is the main reason streaming platforms like Showmax struggle in Africa.