Tag: Breaking

Nigeria in the Lithium Race: Can It Turn Potential into Power?

Nigeria’s lithium boom: turning raw stones into power through domestic processing and formal regulation.

Nigeria’s Niger Delta investment drive woos Chinese investors

Niger Delta targets $5 billion through Chinese investment and zero-tariff trade to drive industrial growth.

Nigeria’s Reform Fatigue Meets Election Politics: The Economic Test Before 2027

Nigeria's bold economic reforms face a high-stakes survival test as 2027 election pressures intensify.

Billions in the Shadows: Can Nigeria Tax the Social Commerce Boom?

Nigeria targets billions in social commerce as authorities move to tax informal digital retail networks.

Selling Without Stores: Nigeria’s WhatsApp Economy Surges Ahead of Regulators

Nigeria’s $33 billion WhatsApp economy: A high-growth digital frontier outpacing regulation and consumer safeguards.

Powering Profits: Why Nigerian Businesses Are Quietly Switching to Solar

Nigerian businesses embrace solar to slash diesel costs and ensure resilience amid grid instability.

Nigeria’s Reform Push Wins World Bank Support, Opens Door to Expanded Financing

World Bank backs Nigeria’s bold reforms, pledging expanded financing to boost stability and social protection.

Industry Leading: Nigeria Set to Lead African Green Tech with First South Korean Backed EV Plant

Nigeria partners with South Korea to launch Africa's first large-scale EV manufacturing plant.

Survey Reveals 54.3% Nigerian Minors Buy Alcohol on Their Own

New survey reveals 54.3% of Nigerian minors easily purchase alcohol, sparking urgent NAFDAC enforcement.

Nigeria Renews Push for Oil Investment With Targeted Offshore Incentives

Nigeria’s offshore incentives spark a massive $20 billion Shell commitment, reviving long-term energy investment hopes.