Growth is back in the conversation.
Nigeria’s economy expanded by 3.89% in Q1 2026, marking a stronger performance than the same period last year and signalling renewed momentum across key sectors of the economy.
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Nigeria’s oil output rose to 1.38mbpd in March, but still below its OPEC quota.
Global supply shocks are pushing prices up, but Nigeria’s production constraints limit how much it can benefit.
Read more: https://t.co/9RETrgLZ5X
Nigeria has increased its 2026 borrowing plan to N29.20 trillion.
The deficit is widening, and borrowing is covering most of the gap.
What does this mean for inflation, rates, and your money?
Read more: https://t.co/AtKsqDdo5H
Missed the March 31 tax deadline?
LIRS has extended it to April 14, 2026. This applies to all individual filers including PAYE employees.
This isn’t a break from enforcement. It’s time to file properly.
Read more: https://t.co/M9pLNLZMzs
Petrol is nearing ₦1,400 per litre in Nigeria, could hit ₦2,000.
Local refining helps supply, but prices still track global markets.
Can fuel policy turn capacity into price stability? Full breakdown: https://t.co/RU9esI5YTa
CBN has removed the affidavit requirement for dormant account reactivation
This could unlock billions of naira sitting idle
But does it actually change how people access their money
Full breakdown here:
https://t.co/wZPIEUo72S
Nigeria produced more oil in January. But it made far less money from it.
NNPC posted a ₦385B profit, yet revenue fell from ₦4.82T in December to ₦2.57T in January.
At the same time, global oil prices are rising again.
So why isn’t Nigeria fully benefiting?
Dubai’s property market recorded AED 917B in transactions in 2025. Now it’s facing a new test.
Missile strikes linked to escalating Middle East tensions have disrupted infrastructure and shaken investor confidence across the UAE.
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Oil prices are rising again.
A key shipping route that carries 20% of global oil supply is at the centre of rising tensions in the Middle East. If disruptions continue, prices could climb even higher.
What does this mean for Nigeria?
Up to ₦1.6 trillion could flow into Nigerian equities after new pension investment limits.
NGX market cap jumped ₦6.79 trillion in one week.
Structural shift or short-term rally?
Full breakdown:
https://t.co/zelYBV0LgI
In 2022, SERAP gave CBN a seven-day ultimatum asking the apex bank to explain roughly ₦3 trillion flagged in the Auditor General’s 2022 report. This week, the story has escalated. SERAP has now taken legal action, suing the CBN over the same alleged missing or diverted funds.