Rebounding Credit Growth in Nigeria: Inflation, Liquidity, and the Bigger Picture
After a brief pause in February, Nigeria’s private sector credit expansion found its footing again in March. According to the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), private sector credit grew by…
Nigeria’s MSMEs Set to Drive a Continental Trade Revolution
The winds of change are sweeping across Africa, carrying with them a renewed spirit of ambition, innovation, and resilience. At the heart of this awakening stands Nigeria—powered not only by…
Nigeria’s Capital Market Enters a New Era as President Tinubu Signs ISA 2025 into Law
With new rules designed to boost investor confidence, prevent fraud, and align Nigeria’s financial market with global standards, ISA 2025 could be a game-changer for businesses and investors alike. But what exactly is changing?
From Cash to Contactless: Nigeria’s Journey Towards a Digital Payment Economy
Nigeria’s financial system has drastically been improved by contactless payments, which allows governments to implement social programs like subsidized pricing to lessen the impact of cutting subsidies on household finances.
Mercurie’s Next-Gen Platform is Transforming Digital Payments in Africa
Mercurie, a software as a service (SaaS) startup that integrates cloud implementation and optimization with software payment and subscription management, has formally launched its next-generation platform.
Data and Call Prices Surge in Nigeria: The Economic and Social Implications
Nigerians have voiced their frustration over the recent telecom tariff hikes, viewing them as an added burden on their already strained budgets. Many question why major telecom companies are struggling despite reporting high profits. Others express dissatisfaction, noting that despite the price increases, service quality remains poor.