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The committee, headed by Prof Abiola Sanni, submitted its report in September 2016.

The ever increasing rate of unemployment with its adverse effect on the Nigerian economy has been a perennial problem for successive Governments.

Foreign investors entering the Nigerian market are often focused on company registration, tax compliance, and import approvals.

Other modules of SWIP are expected to be rolled out subsequently.

It is heartwarming to read the latest doing business report of the World Bank and Nigeria's giant leap to 145th among 190 economies on the ease of doing business.

In a bid to impact the local economy of a State, most developed and developing countries strive to attract foreign direct investment ("FDI") with a view to bringing new opportunities for education...

Nigeria's solid minerals sector has reached a pivotal moment with the inauguration of West Africa's largest lithium processing plant and the discovery of major mineral deposits in Kaduna State, alongside billions in committed investments. Minister Dele Alake's seven-point reform agenda is driving regulatory tightening, revenue growth, and a shift from raw exports to local processing, yet the question remains whether these developments represent genuine transformation or another fleeting opportunity constrai

A predictable tax environment and consistent tax policy administration are essential for encouraging business growth, attracting foreign investment, and boosting national economic development.

With a nominal GDP of over $492 billion (2016) and a more than 180-million strong youthful population, Nigeria, is both Africa's biggest economy and the most populous black nation on earth.

It is without doubt that apart from regular business and environment related problems, entrepreneurs have to grapple with the security challenges in Nigeria.

Nigeria's upstream oil and gas sector is poised for substantial growth with 22 major offshore projects anticipated between 2026 and 2030, potentially attracting US$30-50 billion in investment. The Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission projects these developments will boost production, create employment, expand infrastructure, and strengthen energy security, supported by new fiscal frameworks and licensing rounds.

Repatriation of capital and profits are very crucial matters for foreigners who are investing r seeking to invest in Nigeria.

Assets, in their various forms, are not just sources of investments in developing and developed countries but also vulnerable to the influence of state policies. These assets, often the result of significant investments.

Deloitte has a presence in 34 countries in Africa servicing 51 countries.

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has finally adopted a free float of the naira policy. These directives imply that the government or monetary authority e.g. CBN no longer determines...

Time Magazine January 24th 2015 was of particular interest to me as it featured two different articles on the potential growth expectations of Private Equity(PE) investments in Africa.

It is no secret that the world today is a global village, interdependent on itself to ensure the continuity of a thriving commercial community and the survival of each and every nation