Business

On the morning of September 29, 2008, the trading floor of the Nigerian Stock Exchange was not yet aware that...

It began quietly, like most trading days in Lagos do: the hum of generators, the hiss of coffee machines, and...

Over 65,000 workers to be engaged in the refinery’s expansion phase, with 85 per cent being Nigerians. The refinery to...

At dawn, when the mist rises from the Niger and drifts through the sleepy edges of Kogi State, Ajaokuta looks...

Long before the world began to speak of data as destiny, a man built his empire on the certainty that...

The year was 2004, and Lagos Island smelled of reform — of panic, ambition, and new arithmetic. Down the road...

At dawn, when Lagos is still undecided between light and noise, the factories in Ilupeju hum like a secret only...

Micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) play a key role in Nigeria’s economy, yet many face persistent challenges. Access to...

In the Niger Delta, the river moves slowly, but it carries secrets. Its waters, darkened with oil, reflect the sky...

In Nigeria, life moves in currents. Messages are the tiny eddies that carry hopes, frustrations, and secrets from one hand...