Nigeria’s public debt continues to rise, with the latest Debt Management Office figures showing it stood at ₦159.28 trillion as of December 31, 2025—an estimated ₦724,000 burden for every Nigerian citizen. These numbers are r...

When Nigeria removed fuel subsidy in 2023, the decision was presented as a painful but necessary step to rescue the nation’s finances. Government officials argued that subsidy payments were draining public resources and pushing the country deep...

Across markets in Nigeria today, one thing is becoming increasingly clear  the cost of feeding a family is rising faster than incomes.From Abuja to Kano… from Lagos to Maiduguri… many households now spend a larger share of their ea...

As Nigeria moves closer to the 2027 general elections, attention is shifting not only to who wants power, but also to how long elected leaders should remain in office. While presidents and governors can serve two terms of four ye...

For many Nigerians, payday no longer brings relief, as salaries are quickly stretched across transport, rent, food, and other basic needs. Rising inflation, economic instability, and policy changes have left many workers stru...