For millions of Nigerians, the real battle is not being fought in distant conflict zones. It is unfolding daily at filling stations, bus stops, markets, and kitchen tables.

Financial planning is often discussed as a matter of personal discipline, but for the average Nigerian, the ability to save is being blocked by structural economic forces.

The 2025 federal budget was proudly called the “Budget of Restoration”. Valued at about ₦55 trillion, it promised major investments in security, roads, schools, hospitals, and agriculture among others.

The role of a central bank in any modern economy goes far beyond setting interest rates, supervising banks, or managing reserves.

The recent partnership between the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) and the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) to combat electronic fraud has sparked fresh optimism.

Muhammad Indimi: Titan, bridge builder and statesman, by Nasir Imam   If there’s any Nigerian not getting enough credit for all he’s been doing, no one, arguably, can take the place of Dr. Muhammad Indimi, a business magnate, philanthropist, and one of the wealthiest individuals in...