Nigeria is rewriting its digital future. With a revised Startup Act and the Digital Nigeria 2026 agenda, the government is betting big on startups, skills, and innovation.
Nigeria’s tax reform meets public fear as FIRS defends its France MoU. Is it a threat to sovereignty or a step toward modernising tax systems?
Nigeria’s youth-led startups took center stage as NIYA Startup 2.0 awarded ₦1m grants, spotlighting innovation, government backing, and the power of early-stage support.
The CBN keeps the Monetary Policy Rate at 27% as inflation slows and external reserves rise. Stability is prioritized, with a focus on long-term economic health.
Nigeria’s inflation rate eased to 16.05% in October 2025, the lowest in over three years. However, many Nigerians still face high costs, questioning whether the data reflects real relief.
Global spending on data centers is outpacing oil exploration, with Nigeria becoming a key player. Demand for energy is soaring, pushing Nigeria to innovate in power solutions.
The French Week 2025 Business Forum highlighted the growing Franco-Nigerian partnerships across sectors like energy, agriculture, and technology, signaling a future of sustainable growth.
Nigeria’s tech scene has shifted: from “growth at all costs” to efficiency, fiscal discipline, and real profits—building a leaner, more resilient ecosystem for the future.
Sun King opens its first African solar manufacturing plant in Kenya, boosting clean energy access, local production, and sustainable industrial growth.
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