Story Highlights The Nigerian Exchange Group (NGX) conducted a significant downsizing shortly after its annual general meeting in Lagos, officially terminating 25 employees, contrary to earlier...
In Lagos, Nigeria’s economic capital and most populous state, residents are grappling with a significant housing crisis. The city, known for its robust economy and high...
The Nigerian government recently launched the Outsource to Nigeria Initiative (OTNI) to tap into the global outsourcing market, which generated nearly $350 billion in revenue in...
“Anybody still in the bread-making business is doing so because he cannot find any other thing to do and wants to save capital. There is no...
Nigeria’s current food inflation rate stood alarmingly high at 40.1% in March 2024, as revealed by recent data by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS). However,...
Nigeria’s current food inflation rate stood alarmingly high at 40.1% in March 2024, as revealed by recent data by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS). However,...
Nigerians have increased their hoarding of cash, with as much as 94% of the currency in circulation held outside banks by March 2024. An analysis of...
Amid the vibrant hustle at Iwo Road, Ibadan, 25-year-old Temi Okeowo paused at the entrance of a dental clinic, her heart beating with a mix of...
The recent price increment announced by the major Cable TV operator in Nigeria, Multichoice, has rattled many Nigerians, who are currently battling inflation on many fronts....
In 2023, major consumer goods companies listed on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NGX) recorded FX losses amounting to N839.24 billion in the 2023 financial year. This...
Multichoice Nigeria recently announced another price increase on its DStv and GOtv packages, marking a third time in the last 12 months. While many Nigerians are...
Only 20% of Nigerian bank employees implicated in fraudulent activities were dismissed in 2023, indicating a lenient stance towards internal malpractices. An analysis of reports on...
For working-class Nigerians, surviving the monthly onslaught of inflation is tough. Before the International Labor Organization’s new definition of unemployment, Nigeria’s unemployed constituted nearly 40% of...
#Issue 63 Is data science the choice for you? Hello ET people👋🏾 Welcome to the second edition of our three-part series on entering tech as a...
Mauritius is Africa’s leading financial services hub. The small island houses some of the continent’s leading banks, investment companies, asset managers, and insurance entities. Over the...
Financial analysts have warned that the recently increased electricity tariff may drive up inflation in the country and inflict more misery on the poor. Nigeria’s inflation...
Digital money lenders, popularly known as loan app companies, are playing significant roles in extending credit facilities to the informal sector. While there are now hundreds...
Amid the rising food inflation in Nigeria, rice prices are dropping in major markets, falling by 20-30 percent within two months. This is a relief for...
Point-of-Sale (POS) transaction values witnessed a downturn in Nigeria for the first quarter of 2024, registering a N225.73 billion drop when compared to the corresponding quarter...
The Federal Government of Nigeria has officially appealed to the World Bank for a deadline extension of the $100 million Nigeria for Women Project (NFWP). The...