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A number of Nigerian banks are not economically efficient, as their returns on equity aren’t keeping pace with costs. Specifically, Access Bank and Union Bank...

It’s been a long 6-years for long suffering Nigerians who have seen it all in the form of rising inflation, two recessions and an...

The largest listed insurers in Nigeria are paying out more money in claims than they are receiving from premiums as they are exposed to...

Nigerian banks are still largely reliant on income from investment securities, and other non-core banking functions to boost revenues and juice earnings, never mind...

In 2008, the global economic recession destroyed demand for energy and toppled crude from its all-time high above $147 a barrel in July 2008 to a...

The price cement in Nigeria currently hovering at about N3,500 per bag can fall by some 40 percent to N2,200 if there is an...

Kehinde Akintola (real name) worked for 12 years with a Lagos based business media company that consistently failed to remit Pensions to his pension...

Two recessions over a five-year period has left a lot of Nigerian businesses needing unprecedented government support which has allowed more struggling companies to...

Nigeria’s yield curve is set to marginally steepen this year, with real yields remaining firmly in negative territory, despite gradually growing inflation expectations. “We forecast...

Cement manufacturers in Nigeria are an anomaly with regards to profitability, compared to most other established global producers of the centuries old building material,...