Oil remains the backbone of Nigeria’s economy, accounting for 90% of export earnings and 56% of projected 2025 government revenue.

Re-globalization and Energy Security: Crafting a New Strategic Path for Emerging Economies By Araka Okolieaboh As the world pivots toward a new era of re-globalization, emerging economies must fundamentally rethink their strategic alliances and economic models. In an age dominated by surveillance capitalism, the digital economy,...

Cardoso’s Calculated Gamble: Can Nigeria Finally Turn the Corner? by Rahma Olamide Oladosu   In the bright lights of New York’s Nasdaq MarketSite, a quiet but deliberate transformation of Nigeria’s economic future was laid bare. On April 17, 2025, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), in partnership...

the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) and the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) have reaffirmed their joint commitment to end the abuse of the Naira.

Recapitalisation and Digital Disruption: Why Public Affairs Matters for Nigerian Banks By Franklyn Ginger-Eke In today's rapidly evolving financial landscape, the Central Bank of Nigeria’s bank recapitalisation has already yielded tangible wins as many lenders have met the higher capital thresholds, and there’s been a marked...

Tinubunomics: An Insight into Nigeria's Remarkable Economic Consolidation, by Daniel Bwala   President Bola Tinubu will clock two years in office by the end of next month. This is perhaps one of the longest and most consequential two years in Nigeria's peacetime history. From that fateful...