Companies, money, markets and local enterprise
For years, the global trading industry has held major gatherings outside Nigeria, even as Nigerian traders participate in online markets. In October, that conversation comes closer to home. The Lagos Finance Summit 2026…
Nigerian businesses had one of their strongest months on record in September 2026, but many owners are still struggling with the cost of keeping their doors open. That is the main message from the latest Business Confide…
Women in Tech Winners bring Fresh Startup Gist The Women in Tech Accelerator Program, organised by the Standard Chartered Foundation and Village Capital, in partnership with Local implementation partners such as: the Ent…
Nigeria’s Cost of Living Crisis: How Families and Businesses Are Adapting to Economic Pressure Nigeria’s cost of living crisis has changed the way many households and businesses make everyday financial decisions. From fo…
The Federal Government has lowered the interest charged on late tax payments. The change starts on 1 October 2026. It is straightforward money news with a clear real-life effect for anyone who sometimes pays tax after th…
Some Nigerian banks are giving customers more room to spend internationally as foreign exchange liquidity improves. The changes could make it easier to pay for school fees, airline tickets, hotels, online subscriptions…
Nigeria and the United Kingdom are working to improve trade cooperation between both countries. One of the areas they are discussing is how their customs authorities can work together more effectively. This may sound lik…
The Dangote refinery IPO has remained one of the biggest money conversations in Nigeria, with many people still discussing it online and trying to understand what it means for them. Reports from BusinessDay show that the…
Uber is no longer operating in Nigeria. After 12 years in the country, the ride-hailing company ended its Nigerian operations on September 2, 2026, as part of a wider exit that also included Uganda. Uber said the decisio…