Nigerian government continues to implement a wide range of economic reforms in 2026. These reforms are mainly designed to stabilize inflation, strengthen fiscal discipline, and rebuild confidence among investors. The …
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Between a War and the World Market: Nigeria’s Diplomatic Positioning on the Iran-US Conflict and What the Hormuz Crisis Means for Abuja’s Foreign Policy Calculus
As the world’s biggest energy crisis in modern history reshapes global trade and diplomacy, Nigeria faces a delicate balancing act between its interests as an oil producer, an energy importer, …
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Dangote Refinery at Full Capacity, Flutterwave Secures a Banking Licence, and FDI Climbs: Nigeria’s Economic Infrastructure Is Being Rebuilt in Real Time
Three landmark developments in energy, fintech, and foreign investment are converging to reshape the structural foundations of Nigeria’s $500 billion economy in 2026. Nigeria’s economic transformation narrative in 2026 is …
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How Tinubu’s 2027 Re-Election Machinery Signals a New Phase of Executive Consolidation in Nigeria’s Democratic Transition
The formal submission of President Tinubu’s APC nomination forms represents far more than a political formality. It is a declaration that the executive branch intends to shape the 2027 political …
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Tinubu Launches Counter-Terrorism Doctrine and Deepens Security Reform as Banditry, Kidnapping Remain Governance’s Hardest Test
Tinubu administration’s 2026 security agenda is the most formally structured in years, but on the ground in the Northwest and Northeast, the gap between doctrine and daily reality remains the …
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Business
Dangote’s 20,000MW Power Ambition Could Be Nigeria’s Most Consequential Private Investment Since the Refinery
Dangote’s has signaled a strategic pivot from refined petroleum to electricity generation, and if the plan reaches even partial execution, it will transform the cost architecture of the Nigerian economy. …
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Tinubu Deploys Infrastructure as Political Currency: The 2027 Strategy Behind Nigeria’s Visible Projects Push
With the election cycle effectively underway, President Tinubu is converting capital expenditure into campaign momentum, raising fundamental questions about governance, strategy, and the sustainability of reform under electoral pressure. The …
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Nigeria’s 2027 Pre-Election Security Warning: INEC Declares Voter Safety Its Top Priority as Political Defections Destabilise Party Structures
With mass defections rattling the National Assembly and the election commission warning about security risks, Nigeria’s governance institutions are stress-testing ahead of one of the most consequential elections in the …
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Nigeria Diplomatic Posture at a Crossroads: From South Africa Tensions to Paris Investment Pitches, Tinubu Courts the World on Multiple Fronts
As Nigeria navigates a xenophobia standoff with its largest African trade partner, President Tinubu’s parallel global investment offensive reveals the administration’s ambition to simultaneously protect citizens and attract capital. Rarely …
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Economic
Nigeria’s Mining Sector Draws $2.6 Billion in Foreign Investment as Tinubu Administration Bets on Solid Minerals to Break Oil Dependency
Vice President Shettima confirms record inflows into Nigeria’s mining sector, as the government positions the country as Africa’s hub for lithium refinement and critical mineral processing. Nigeria’s is in the …
