Why Currency Stability Fails at the Kitchen Table

Why Currency Stability Fails at the Kitchen Table

Official statistics from the National Bureau of Statistics and the Central Bank of Nigeria present an apparent monetary achievement. Foreign exchange volatility has receded, the naira has found relative equilibrium against major trading currencies, and core inflation measures have shed several percentage points from their previous peaks. Yet across the retail markets of Dawanau in…

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Rain Delays First Niger Bridge Reopening

First Niger Bridge and National Maintenance Deficits

Federal authorities have ordered the closure of the First Niger Bridge for two weeks, cutting off the historic primary link between Asaba and Onitsha. The Federal Ministry of Works cited severe carriageway degradation and extensive structural vandalism, most acutely the stripping of stanchion bolts, steel truss components, and expansion joint fixtures by scrap scavengers, as…

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Tinubu’s Reforms Stabilising Economy, Aniagwu Says

Tinubu’s Reforms Stabilising Economy, Aniagwu Says

Delta Commissioner Charles Aniagwu says President Tinubu’s economic reforms are improving stability but acknowledges that rising prices continue to place significant pressure on Nigerian households. Delta State Commissioner for Works and Public Information Charles Aniagwu has said President Bola Tinubu’s economic reforms are gradually stabilising Nigeria’s economy and could eventually improve purchasing power. Aniagwu acknowledged…

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Nigerian Business Activity Hits Five-Month High -NESG

Nigerian Business Activity Hits Five-Month High -NESG

Nigerian private sector activity rebounded to its highest level in five months. The Nigerian Economic Summit Group reported that its Business Performance Index rose to 108.6 points in July 2026. A score above 100 signals expanding commercial activity. Local firms expanded output, boosted demand, and hired fresh workers despite mounting cost pressures. Solid earnings across…

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Dissecting Nigeria's Economic Recovery Paradox

Nigeria Set for Fastest Q2 Economic Growth in Five Years

Nigeria’s economy is on track for its fastest second-quarter expansion in five years, according to early macro nowcast estimates. The projected acceleration follows a solid opening-quarter performance that expanded by nearly four per cent year-on-year. Analysts attribute the momentum to easing inflation pressures, improved foreign exchange availability, and steady private sector demand. The agonising phase…

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Nigerian Sovereign Eurobonds Extend Recovery as Demand Rises

Nigerian Sovereign Eurobonds Extend Recovery as Demand Rises

Nigerian sovereign Eurobonds extended their market recovery as international investors returned to dollar debt across emerging markets. Average yields fell to 6.95 per cent as buying interest across short and medium tenors lifted bond prices. Global markets are warming to Nigerian risk despite persistent economic uncertainties at home. Higher prices signal that global fund managers…

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