Funmi Olotu, national coordinator of the National Social Safety-Nets Coordinating Office (NASSCO), says credible data and ...

The Nigerian economy grew at a robust rate of 3.4% in 2024, the highest it has been since 2019 (except 2021 when the COVID rebound occurred). This should have been cheering news, worthy of ...

It is named after a massive nearby rubbish dump, but people are queuing up to move into Abuja's Big Bola slum as rents ...

Nigeria’s economy grew by 2.98 per cent in the first quarter of 2025, slightly above the 2.74 per cent recorded in the ...

Rising inflation, unemployment, and a sharp decline in purchasing power have made it increasingly difficult for Nigerians to ...

US President Donald Trump has been told about the actual challenges in Nigeria and urged where his focus should be amid his ...

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Have heard you loud and clear. I understand the pain and frustration that drive these protests, and I want to assure you that our government is committed to listening and addressing the concerns of ...

The deaths are likely due to poor health-seeking behavior among patients who seek medical intervention too late.

Nigeria’s removal from the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) grey list, announced recently in Paris, marks a significant ...

Savings and Development, Vol. 45 (2021), pp. 1-17 (17 pages) The study examined the impact of Covid-19 pandemic on households’ income and consumption – two economic measures used in measuring poverty.

Sir: Prime Minister Winston Churchill had concluded after rebuilding of the Britain’s House of Commons bombed during the Second World War saying: ‘We shape our buildings and afterwards our buildings ...