Breaking: The World Bank Group Approves A New 2026–2032 Fresh Financing For Nigeria Worth $1.25 billion
Nigeria just secured a $1.25 billion World Bank-backed financing package to drive jobs, digital growth, energy access, and agriculture. Here’s what it means.
Brass Shuts Down Independent Banking Operations, Moves Into Paystack MFB
Brass shuts down independent banking operations and joins Paystack MFB in a major fintech shakeup, raising questions about survival, consolidation, and the future of SME banking in Nigeria.
Moniepoint CEO pledges ₦3 billion To Launch University Innovation Hubs Across Nigerian Universities
Moniepoint pledges ₦3 billion to power innovation hubs in OAU, UNN and ABU, boosting Nigeria’s tech talent pipeline and training 500+ developers yearly.
Satellite Internet Expansion: The Rise Of A Multi-Layer Connectivity In Nigeria (LEO Networks: Fibre + Satellite + 5G)
Nigeria’s internet revolution – LEO satellites, 5G, and fibre are merging to deliver faster, wider, and more reliable connectivity across cities and remote areas.
Nigeria Approves Digital Postcode Systems To Fix Address Problems Nationwide
Nigeria is set to end decades of address confusion as government approves a GIS-powered digital postcode system, giving every home a digital location across Nigeria
Full Transcript of Taiwo Oyedele’s KeyNote Speech at the FNCCI January 2026 Breakfast Meeting
For decades, Nigeria carried structural distortions that constrained growth, discouraged investment, and weakened competitiveness. These distortions did not disappear on their own; they accumulated. Subsidies that crowded out productive spending…
Microsoft to End Windows 10 Support This October 2025: What It Means and What You Should Do Now
Windows 10 support ends October 14, 2025. Find out what this means, the risks of staying, and how to prepare your system today
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…
Inflation Battle: CBN Governor Cardoso Calls for United Front
The Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Olayemi Cardoso, has made a bold call for stronger collaboration between fiscal and monetary authorities to tackle inflation head-on. Speaking at…
Investment and Trade Opportunities in Côte d’Ivoire:Insights from the Francophone Africa Business Summit 2025 Panel Session
At the Francophone Africa Business Summit 2024, a high-level panel session featuring industry leaders, economists, and trade experts explored Côte d’Ivoire’s investment climate, highlighting key opportunities and risks for businesses…
Pathways for Successful Operations in Francophone Africa: Navigating Evolving Regulations
Operating a successful business in Francophone Africa requires a deep understanding of local regulations, economic structures, and investment trends. During one of the panel discussions at the just concluded Francophone…