E-Customs: Nigeria Expands Electronic Cargo Tracking and Duty Payment
Nigeria's ports have long been a paradox: a gateway to West Africa's largest economy that too often functions as a chokepoint. Cargo that should clear in days has historically sat for weeks at Apapa and the Lekki corridor, accumulating demurrage, distorting prices and...
E-Customs: Nigeria Expands Electronic Cargo Tracking and Duty Payment
Nigeria's ports have long been a paradox: a gateway to West Africa's largest economy that too often functions as a chokepoint. Cargo that should clear in days has historically sat for weeks at Apapa and the Lekki corridor, accumulating demurrage, distorting prices and...
Abuja Water: FCT Commissions a New Treatment Plant for the Suburbs
Abuja was planned as a model city, yet its growth has consistently outrun the utilities meant to serve it, and water has been among the most visible gaps. The suburbs absorbing the capital's overflow — the satellite towns where most residents of the Federal Capital...
Banking the Rest: CBN Targets 15% Unbanked by 2030
Nigeria has built one of Africa's most celebrated fintech sectors on top of a population that is still, in large part, outside the formal financial system. The country exports payment infrastructure through firms like Paystack and Flutterwave even as roughly a third...
Trash to Cash: Lagos Hosts Africa’s First Circular Economy Summit
Lagos generates more waste than almost any city on the continent, and for decades it has treated nearly all of it as a cost to be buried rather than a stream to be banked. In March 2026 the city tried to invert that assumption, hosting what was billed as Africa's...
E-Customs: Nigeria Expands Electronic Cargo Tracking and Duty Payment
The Nigeria Customs Service expands e-customs with electronic cargo tracking and online duty payments to cut clearance times. Why predictability matters for
Abuja Water: FCT Commissions a New Treatment Plant for the Suburbs
The FCT commissioned a new water-treatment plant in February 2026 to boost potable supply to Abuja’s growing suburbs, cutting business costs and health risk
Banking the Rest: CBN Targets 15% Unbanked by 2030
The CBN’s 2026–2030 strategy targets cutting Nigeria’s unbanked from 36% to 15% via agent banking, digital ID and consumer protection. What it means for banks
Trash to Cash: Lagos Hosts Africa’s First Circular Economy Summit
Lagos hosted Africa’s first Circular Economy Summit in March 2026, framing waste-to-wealth and green financing as a commercial opportunity, not just an
Commercial Courts: Nigeria Designates Specialist Benches for Business Disputes
Nigeria designates specialist commercial courts to speed business-dispute resolution. What faster, predictable adjudication means for operators, lenders and
Digital Census: Nigeria Pilots Handheld and Satellite Enumeration
Nigeria’s National Population Commission pilots handheld devices and satellite imagery for census enumeration in selected LGAs, testing a more credible
Blue Line: Lagos Starts Passenger Service on Its First Rail Phase
Lagos’ Blue Line rail begins passenger service from Marina to Mile 2 in March 2026, promising faster, predictable commutes and reshaping property value along
Cabanga TV is live: watch how Moniepoint became a billion-dollar fintech
Bigi Cola against Coca-Cola, a fashion business brought home from America, a Ghanaian founder and Aliko Dangote are among the West African stories now free to watch. LAGOS, 17 October 2026 - Tosin Eniolorunda grew up in Ibadan and once borrowed from his wife to pay...
PAPSS: Nigeria Switches On Naira-Settled Cross-Border Payments
The CBN activates Nigeria’s participation in PAPSS, enabling instant cross-border payments in local currencies, easing dollar demand and supporting AfCFTA
Culture Portal: Nigeria Opens a Digital Shop Window for Its Creatives
Nigeria’s Ministry of Arts and Culture launches an online portal showcasing Nollywood film, music, fashion and tourism assets to global investors.
Smart ID: Nigeria Rolls Out a Biometric National Card With a Wallet
Nigeria’s NIMC rolls out a biometric multi-purpose national ID card with built-in payment functionality, with implications for financial inclusion, KYC and
Dangote: Africa’s Largest Refinery Begins Crude Distillation Test Runs
Dangote Refinery begins crude distillation test runs in March 2026, a step toward commercial production that could cut Nigeria’s fuel import bill and ease FX
Gig Pensions: PenCom Brings Drivers and Traders Into Micro-Pensions
PenCom expands Nigeria’s micro-pension scheme to ride-hailing drivers, artisans and market traders, widening voluntary contributors and deepening domestic
Digital Stamps: Nigeria’s FIRS Targets Counterfeit Drinks With E-Excise
Nigeria’s FIRS rolls out digital tax stamps on alcohol and beverages to curb counterfeiting and raise excise — why enforcement reach will decide its success.
Agri-Credit: CBN Widens Its Guarantee Scheme With Bank Risk-Sharing
The CBN widens its Agricultural Credit Guarantee Scheme with bank risk-sharing and more commodities to de-risk lenders and unlock farm credit in Nigeria.
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