
Federal Government Eyes Economic Reset After Trump’s Tariff Hits Exports
The Nigerian federal government is weighing a major shift in its economic strategy following U.S. President Donald Trump’s 14% tariff
The Nigerian federal government is weighing a major shift in its economic strategy following U.S. President Donald Trump’s 14% tariff
U.S. President Donald Trump has announced a 14% tariff on Nigerian exports, citing trade imbalance. The new policy impacts over 50 countries and sparks global trade concerns.
Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger have imposed a 0.5% import duty on Nigeria and other ECOWAS nations to fund their newly formed Alliance
WTO and IMF commend Nigeria’s economy reforms under President Tinubu but warn of severe inflation, naira devaluation and corruption
CBN calls on business-minded Nigerians to take advantage of the export potentials unlocked by the weakened naira.
Nigeria’s BOI launches the Pricesense app to monitor real-time food prices, aiming to curb inflation caused by food cartels and rising costs.
Nigeria recorded a 201% increase in exports in Q3 2024, driven by improved oil production, diversification efforts, and stronger trade partnerships
The causes of the skyrocketing demand of cocoa from Nigeria to the weakened state of the naira, making it cheaper to buy from Nigeria