Abuja attracted the highest foreign capital inflows in Q1 2025, outpacing Lagos, as Nigeria saw a 67% jump in capital importation.
The banking and financing sectors led Nigeria’s Q1 capital inflows, with UK investors accounting for over 65% of the total.
Nigeria’s capital importation surged by 67% in Q1 2025 to $5.64bn, with portfolio investment contributing over 92%, the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) reports.
We are living heroes and deserve to be recognised and treated right, not celebrated as fallen heroes when we are no more
Petrol prices in Nigeria have surged to between ₦865 and ₦910 per litre across retail outlets in Lagos and Ogun States, sparking fresh concerns of economic strain.
Nigerians will enjoy full and uninterrupted electricity supply before the end of President Bola Tinubu’s tenure in 2027
Life has become so hard in Nigeria. People who were formerly securely middle class are now people who beg and are in need.
China is running out of trash and buying trash. China burns so much waste to power its cities that some plants are now paying $7 per ton just to get more garbage.
Research by NAFSA and JB International projects a 30–40% drop in new enrolments this fall, resulting in over 60,000 job losses.
Okere said that the 2025 World Igbo Congress convention is expected to draw one of the largest crowds ever, considering the current circumstances in the homeland and abroad.
Goat farming in Nigeria is fast becoming a highly profitable venture, according to experts.
