Finance & Economy
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Hot Money, Cold Factories: The Disconnect Between Nigeria’s Financial and Real Sectors
“ Nigeria’s macroeconomic scorecard for mid-2026 reads like two different economies. On paper, things look stable. GDP grew 3.89% in…
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A Troubling Gap: Why Nigeria’s Financial and Real Sectors are Out of Sync and How to Fix It
Nigeria’s macroeconomic numbers look decent. The country’s gross domestic product (GDP) grew by 3.89% in Q1 2026, compared with 3.13%…
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CMOs Stay Bullish Despite Market Correction: Banks, Energy & Industrials Lead “Buy” List for Week of July 6, 2026
While the Nigerian equities market took a breather last week, Capital Market Operators are not hitting the panic button. Instead,…
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A COMPENDIUM OF BROKER’S STOCK RECOMMENDATIONWeek: July 6 –
Here’s the breakdown sector by sector: 1. BANKING SECTOROverall Sentiment: Broadly Constructive, but growing selectivity Strong Consensus “BUY” ACCESSCORP: 8…
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Naira Holds Firm on CBN’s Tight Policy, Oil Output Gains Boost FX Stability
LAGOS — The naira has maintained relative stability in 2026, rebounding from sharp volatility seen in 2024 and early 2025,…
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NGX Sheds N13 Trillion in June as Investors Hunt for Real Bargain
LAGOS — Nigerian equities investors endured a bruising June, with the NGX wiping out more than N13 trillion in market…
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How Nigeria’s Budget Structure Fuels the ₦8 Trillion Controversy
The controversy over Nigeria’s alleged “shadow budget” is not really about whether ₦8 trillion was stolen, but about how the…
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Nigeria’s 2% GDP Gap: When Legal Spending Isn’t Legible, Markets Stop Believing
The fight over Nigeria’s fiscal numbers isn’t about theft. It’s about trust, and right now, trust is losing. The Ministry…
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SEC Admits Seven Fintechs Into Regulatory Sandbox to Test Digital Assets Under Watchful Eye
The Securities and Exchange Commission, SEC, has granted Approval-in-Principle to seven new fintech and digital asset firms under its Accelerated…
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The N8.8 Trillion Blind Spot: How Off-Budget Spending Is Quietly Unraveling Nigeria’s Monetary Discipline
On June 10, 2026, Governor Olayemi Cardoso stood before London’s financial elite to accept a hard-earned prize: Central Bank of…
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