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Aviation Agencies Face Cash Crunch Over Deductions

Stakeholders Warn Revenue Deductions Could Push Aviation Agencies Into Financial Crisis

Stakeholders in Nigeria’s aviation industry have raised concerns over continued government deductions from the internally generated revenue of aviation agencies, warning that the policy could push some agencies into serious financial difficulties. Industry operators, unions, and aviation experts say the deductions are reducing the funds available for critical operations, maintenance, infrastructure upgrades, and safety-related activities.

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BATN Foundation Awards N25.5 Million to Young Agripreneurs

The BATN Foundation has awarded a total of N25.5 million in grants to 17 young agripreneurs as part of efforts to support youth-led businesses in Nigeria’s agricultural sector. The beneficiaries, selected under the Foundation’s 2026 Graduate Agripreneur Programme (GAP), each received N1.5 million in equity-free funding to help grow their agricultural ventures. The programme is

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Unstable Cocoa Prices Raise Fresh Concerns for Farmers

Cocoa Farmers Raise Alarm Over Persistent Price Volatility

African cocoa farmers have expressed growing concern over persistent fluctuations in global cocoa prices, warning that continued market instability is threatening livelihoods, discouraging investment, and slowing development across the cocoa value chain. The concern was raised by the Cocoa and Coffee Farmers Alliance Association of Africa (COCEFAAA) ahead of the Cocoa & Coffee Fiesta Lagos

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Is Nigeria's Economy Improving? What the Numbers Say

Is Nigeria’s Economy Turning a Corner or Are Nigerians Yet to Feel It?

Nigeria’s economy is showing signs of improvement on paper. Government revenue is rising, economic growth forecasts have become more positive, and investors are beginning to show renewed interest in the country. To economists and policymakers, these are encouraging signals that the economy may be moving in the right direction. Yet for many Nigerians, a different

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Rural Electrification Programmes: Bringing Power to Communities Left Behind

Electricity remains one of the most important drivers of economic growth and development. Yet across many rural communities in Nigeria and other developing countries, access to reliable electricity remains a challenge. While urban areas often receive greater attention in power distribution, millions of people living in rural communities continue to face limited access to electricity.

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Great Idea, No Money: How Projects Can Still Succeed

Great Idea, No Money: How Good Projects Can Still Become Reality

Across Nigeria, thousands of promising projects never move beyond the idea stage. Some are community projects. Some are businesses. Others are educational initiatives, technology solutions, agricultural ventures, or infrastructure plans. In many cases, the problem is not a lack of ideas or ambition. The problem is funding. The question many project owners face is simple:

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Which Nigerian Bank Has the Best Mobile Banking App in 2026?

Mobile banking has become one of the most important services offered by Nigerian banks, with millions of customers relying on their phones to transfer money, pay bills, purchase airtime, and manage their finances. As digital banking adoption continues to grow, banks are investing heavily in their mobile platforms to improve speed, security, convenience, and customer

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Why More Nigerians Are Struggling to Save Money Despite Working Full-Time

Why More Nigerians Are Struggling to Save Money Despite Working Full-Time

For many Nigerians, having a full-time job no longer guarantees financial stability. Across the country, workers are increasingly finding it difficult to set money aside at the end of the month despite earning regular incomes. While employment was once viewed as a pathway to financial security, rising living costs and economic pressures have made saving

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