Nigeria’s digital economy stands at a crossroads—brimming with potential but hampered by fragmented regulation, inconsistent policies, and limited access to infrastructure and funding. While initiatives like the Startup Act and broadband expansion signal progress, operational frictions and uneven opportunities continue to stifle innovation. To unlock true digital growth, Nigeria must embrace smart, inclusive regulation that prioritizes openness, competitiveness, and collabora

Nigeria has become a global hotspot for cryptocurrency adoption, and it’s not just about tech enthusiasm; it’s a financial necessity. With inflation soaring above 20% and the Naira constantly depreciating, many Nigerians see crypto as a more stable alternative for savings and investments.

Nigeria’s over-reliance on oil for over 60 years has left its economy vulnerable to global price fluctuations. This dependence has caused...

Building collapses in Nigeria are not just safety failures, they are economic disasters. From 2022 to 2024, over 135 collapses caused...

A rural health clinic in Nigeria stretched thin with limited supplies and overworked staff paints a stark picture of the challenges local...

Access to affordable financial services is critical in advancing economic growth and reducing inequality. Globally, approximately 1.4...

In recent years, Nigeria has undergone significant economic reforms, notably the removal of fuel subsidies and the liberalization of the...

Access to digital services has transitioned from a luxury to a necessity, significantly impacting sectors such as healthcare, education,...

Nigeria's digital economy is poised to leverage the benefits of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), which seeks to...

The global inflation in 2024 has presented significant and urgent challenges to Nigeria's economic stability. In June 2024, Nigeria's...