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ICYMI: Nigeria’s Can-Do Aluminium Trade
Despite a slight decline in export value compared to Q4 2024, aluminium cans remained a high-performing export item, surpassing many traditional…
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ICYMI: Nigeria’s Can-Do Aluminium Trade
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Diplomacy, Detours, and Dotted Lines: Why St. Lucia Matters in Tinubu’s Foreign Policy
In early June 2025, President Bola Tinubu made headlines, not for a visit to a traditional global economic hub, but for a state visit to Saint Lucia, a…
Jul 6
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Diplomacy, Detours, and Dotted Lines: Why St. Lucia Matters in Tinubu’s Foreign Policy
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Nigeria’s Push for Gender Inclusion in the Armed Forces
This data indicates that Nigeria’s 14.04% female deployment is well above the global average of 6-8% and only slightly below the UN’s 2028...
Jul 3
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Nigeria’s Push for Gender Inclusion in the Armed Forces
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Nigeria’s Can-Do Aluminium Trade
Every time you toss an empty beverage can, someone else might be pocketing a few Naira or exporting it across African borders.
Jul 1
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June 2025
Big Bills, Small Thrills, and Taxpayer Chills
President Bola Tinubu signed four major tax reform bills into law at the Presidential Villa on June 27, 2025.
Jun 29
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Nigeria’s Stance as Strait of Hormuz Tensions Threaten Oil Shock
Nigeria earns over 90% of its export earnings and nearly 60% of its government revenue from crude oil. With this level of dependence, oil price…
Jun 27
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Nigeria’s Stance as Strait of Hormuz Tensions Threaten Oil Shock
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ICYMI: Conflict Drives More Nigerian Men Into Displacement than Women
Between 2020 and 2024, the number of internally displaced persons increased by 26%, rising from 2.7 million to 3.4 million. The peak occurred in 2022…
Jun 25
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ICYMI: Conflict Drives More Nigerian Men Into Displacement than Women
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Licence and Plate Fee Hikes Add to Fuel-Fired Crisis
The cost of a standard number plate has increased from ₦18,750 to ₦30,000, a 60% hike. This directly affects everyday vehicle owners who opt for…
Jun 24
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Licence and Plate Fee Hikes Add to Fuel-Fired Crisis
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From Nigeria to the Ends of the Earth: The Growing Crisis of Killings and Nigerian Displacement
As of June 1, 2025, a total of 410,826 Nigerian refugees were recorded across the Lake Chad Basin. Of these, Niger hosts the...
Jun 22
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From Nigeria to the Ends of the Earth: The Growing Crisis of Killings and Nigerian Displacement
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Nigeria’s PMI Remains in the Expansion Phase in May 2025
According to Dataphyte’s analysis of trends in PMI growth, private sector lending, and interest rates, the stable monetary policy may not be the sole…
Jun 20
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Nigeria’s PMI Remains in the Expansion Phase in May 2025
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Conflict Drives More Nigerian Men Into Displacement than Women
According to the Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre (IDMC), as of the end of 2024, men accounted for 51% of Nigeria’s 3.4 million internally…
Jun 18
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ICYMI: Why the Price of Cooking Gas is Increasing in Nigeria
In April 2025, the average cost of refilling a 5kg liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) cylinder in Nigeria rose to ₦7,886, the highest amount in...
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ICYMI: Why the Price of Cooking Gas is Increasing in Nigeria
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