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Similar to several other countries, Nigeria is making an effort to go "green". Although it may be argued that Nigeria and other African countries have minimal contribution to greenhouse gas emissions...

International media outlets began to issue reports on the Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in late 2019.

The Nigerian banking and financial services landscape underwent a period of regulatory transformation in 2025. This transformation was primarily driven by concerted efforts by key...

There is no doubt that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is in a hurry to turn the economic situation of Nigeria around within the shortest time possible.

Nigeria's proposed ban on sachet alcohol presents a complex regulatory paradox where public health objectives collide with economic realities. While aimed at protecting minors and reducing alcohol-related harm, the policy threatens millions of jobs, billions in investments, and risks driving consumers toward dangerous unregulated alternatives in the informal market.

On the 1st of October 2021, the Central Bank of Nigeria in furtherance of its mandate to issue legal tender currency, ensure financial system and promote the development of electronic payments system under the CBN Act 2007 ...

The current administration has taken steps to implement its decision to generate the fiscal revenue required to leapfrog Nigeria's economy out of the current depressed level.

Foreign investment depends heavily on the ability to repatriate profits and capital, yet government-imposed foreign exchange controls can significantly restrict these transfers.

On the 14th of June 2023, the Central Bank of Nigeria ("CBN") published a press release on the Operational Changes to the Foreign Exchange Market.

A basic responsibility of every government is the provision of public infrastructure and social services to its citizenry. Being a highly capital-intensive venture, ..

There are several government agencies regulating various sectors of the Nigerian economy. Most of these regulatory agencies are creation of statutes which usually specify their functions, powers and general mode of operations.

Getting ready to move to a new country always entails a lot of paperwork! Since certain countries only recognize legalized international certificates, it's a good idea to have those...

Nigeria is one of the countries with the most developed startup ecosystems in Africa, with Lagos ranking as the top startup city in Africa.

The diagram below depicts the gas-to-power value chain and the various market participants.

Nigeria's monetary system has seen considerable reforms in the past years. In carrying out its supervisory functions, the Central Bank of Nigeria ("CBN") has developed various monetary policies...

President Buhari's administration is on record as being the first to consciously determine to address Nigeria's perennially low ranking in global ease of doing business (EDB)/ competitive ratings...

On June 26, 2025, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu signed into law four landmark tax reform bills that fundamentally reshape Nigeria's revenue administration landscape.