M-KOPA has signed up ten million customers and pushed revenue up 45 percent to $600 million in 2025, growing its pay-as-you-go model from solar into smartphones, digital loans, and electric mobility across Africa.
Nigeria has launched a new licensing round offering forty oil and gas blocks across onshore, shallow-water and deepwater areas, aiming to attract investment and revive production.
A tense four-hour meeting in Port Harcourt brought FCT Minister Nyesom Wike, APC's Kingsley Chinda, and Governor Siminalayi Fubara together. The session hints at a possible end to Rivers State's long-running political crisis.
Russia is moving to supply gas turbine power plants to Togo and Niger, putting pressure on Nigeria's role as both countries face blackouts and rising debts.
Dewik is shaking up the Nigerian DJ scene by touring top universities and music events, forging a direct link with the country's most influential music fans.
A detailed investigation reveals the stark price differences for popular hairstyles across Lagos, Abuja, Ibadan and Port Harcourt, exposing the true cost of beauty in Nigeria’s urban centres.
Lamide Akinola has left her post as managing director of Glovo Nigeria after leading the company through a period of fast-paced expansion and heavy investment in the country’s delivery sector.
Nigeria’s fisheries are in crisis. IMION has set out a five pillar plan to protect marine resources and revive the Blue Economy.
Financial professionals have until 9 October to lock in discounted rates for the 7th Annual ETFGI Global ETFs Insights Summit. The event brings together industry leaders from Europe and Africa in London and online this November.
Goldman Sachs predicts Nigeria could reach a $3.4 trillion GDP by 2050, a move that would shake up Africa's economic order.
Support staff at Port Harcourt Refining Company have given management 48 hours to pay seven months of wages and start a new salary structure. They warn the refinery will shut down if nothing changes.
Glovo has confirmed Reni Onafeko as its country managing director for Nigeria, locking in her leadership at the company’s fastest-growing market.
Liberia’s top customs official called for a move from paperwork to digital trade at a major industry event in Lagos, pressing for real change in cross-border cooperation with Nigeria.
Nigeria’s aviation minister says $500 million for the Murtala Muhammed International Airport rebuild comes straight from fuel subsidy savings. The move signals a new way of funding big projects.
DP World has signed two MOUs with Ogun State and Ogun Deep Sea Port Company Ltd to explore a major new port and economic zone. The project could turn Ogun into a key trade hub.
