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For years, the unofficial financial mantra in Nigeria was simple: “Save in dollars.” It was the ultimate hedge against a weakening Naira, a digital or physical “safe haven” where your…
The Lagos State Government has unveiled a comprehensive traffic diversion plan ahead of the 2026 Lagos City Marathon, scheduled for Saturday, February 14, 2026. The arrangements aim to ensure smooth…
The Awori people are one of the oldest sub-groups of the Yoruba ethnic family, known for their rich history, distinct culture, and influence in southwestern Nigeria. Their roots trace back…
Artificial Intelligence is quietly changing how Nigerian entrepreneurs run their businesses. What once sounded like a Silicon Valley buzzword has become a practical tool for survival, efficiency and growth across…
Buying a good smartphone in Nigeria today on a tight budget can feel overwhelming. Prices change weekly, new models flood the market, and marketing claims rarely match real-life use. The…
The Director-General of the World Trade Organisation, Dr Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, has urged Nigeria to deliberately position itself to attract global supply chain relocations, saying the opportunity could drive job creation,…
Why Savings Matter More Now for Young Nigerians Nigeria’s economy in 2026 is challenging for young earners. Inflation, rising rent, food, and transport costs make traditional saving ineffective. Many banks…
Africa is entering 2026 with renewed economic momentum as several countries position themselves for above-average growth, despite lingering global and domestic pressures. According to World Bank projections, Sub-Saharan Africa’s GDP…
The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) has recorded a total market valuation of ₦217.749 trillion as of mid-January 2026, signalling renewed investor confidence and strong market momentum. Equities Lead the Market Rally…
Shares investing is gaining momentum among Nigerians under 40 as inflation, currency pressure and rising living costs erode savings. With mobile trading platforms and low entry requirements, young Nigerians now…
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