Energy analyst Gbolahan Olojede says Nigeria may gain oil revenue windfall from Middle East crisis despite rising petrol prices.

Investec economist Lara Hodes says finance and agriculture sectors led South Africa’s modest economic growth in 2025.

In win for Dangote, NMDPRA suspends new petrol import permits after Africa’s richest man’s refinery demonstrates capacity to meet Nigeria’s demand. 

Nigeria’s Q4 2025 foreign trade drops to N36.21 trillion, crude oil exports decline while non-oil trade grows.

ActionAid’s Azubuike Nwokoye warns reduced agricultural funding could worsen food insecurity and undermine sector growth in Nigeria.

Oil and Gas Consultant, Olabode Sowunmi. says Nigeria’s crude production and local refining help cushion global supply disruptions.

Nigeria’s petrol imports fell sharply in February as Dangote Refinery drove domestic supply, meeting about 92% of market demand.

CPPE has urged the federal government to support investments in domestic refineries amid rising global crude oil prices.

Nigeria, Afreximbank and partners have signed an agreement for Lagos to host the 2027 Intra-African Trade Fair.

Globus Bank has surpassed the N200 billion minimum capital requirement for commercial banks with national licences.

NNPC recorded N2.57 trillion revenue in January 2026, representing a 46.7 percent drop from December earnings.

Lagos advances international financial centre project, stakeholders gather in UK as part of plans to position Nigeria as major finance hub.

Dangote Refinery urges Nigerian government to act in “self-interest” and guarantee crude for domestic refining, while driving cost down across supply chain.

Alliance for Economic Research and Ethics warns domiciling trade platform under Nigeria Revenue Service risks undermining competitiveness and private sector confidence.

Attorney-General Fagbemi says settlement of OPL 245 dispute will boost investment, strengthen fiscal stability and Nigeria’s energy sector.

Air Peace unveils expanded schedules across Lagos, Dakar, Abidjan, Accra, Monrovia and Freetown.

Amid N61.1tn deposits, the CBN mandates stress tests to assess banks’ resilience and ensure financial sector stability.

ANED CEO Oduntan says decades of infrastructure gaps mean stable electricity will take time despite ongoing reforms in the sector.

The Central Bank of Nigeria says 30 banks have met the new minimum capital requirements under the ongoing recapitalisation programme.

PEBEC hosts foreign investors, diplomats and regulators in Abuja dialogue to address security, taxation and regulatory challenges.