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By Radarr Africa Boluwatife Ogundana For many Nigerian businesses, the cost of electricity does not end with the bill from their distribution company. When public power supply fails, business owners …

BY :Ogundana Boluwatife Nigeria has millions of potential customers for digital payments, ride-hailing, online services and financial technology. Yet, in 2026, several technology businesses have shut down, withdrawn from specific …

BY : Ogundana Boluwatife When a major international bank prepares to establish a new operation in Nigeria, the announcement can attract attention as a sign of confidence in the country’s …

When regulators uncover counterfeit products in a commercial market, the immediate headlines often focus on the value of goods seized and the suspects arrested. But there is another question worth …

Buying and selling phones is a major part of Nigeria’s retail market, from large electronics stores to small shops selling new and used devices. But for phone dealers, a device’s …

For many Nigerians, hot weather means sweating through a lecture, struggling to sleep at night, spending more on electricity or trying to get through a busy day without feeling exhausted. …

The recent power outage across parts of Haryana has brought electricity reliability into focus, raising questions about whether a new private distributor can improve service for households and businesses. The …

Nigeria’s response to its first confirmed Ebola case in more than a decade has entered a critical phase: finding everyone who may have been exposed to the virus and monitoring …

Nigeria’s money supply increased by ₦7.51 trillion in September 2026, reaching ₦146.6 trillion. Yet, in the same month, credit to the private sector fell by ₦537.6 billion, raising questions about …

For many small businesses in Nigeria, keeping the lights on is a daily operating expense. Tailors need electricity to run their machines, barbers rely on clippers, and food vendors need …