For many young Nigerians, earning a university degree was once seen as a direct path to a stable career and financial security. Today, that dream is becoming increasingly difficult to achieve. Across major cities such as Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt, and Benin City, a growing number of university graduates are finding work behind the wheel […]
With Nigeria’s next presidential election still months away, political conversations across the country are increasingly returning to one issue: the economy. From market traders and civil servants to business owners and young graduates, economic conditions have become a major topic of discussion as Nigerians assess the impact of reforms introduced over the past three years.
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As Nigeria enters the second half of 2026, the economy presents a mixed picture. On one hand, key macroeconomic indicators show signs of improvement. The naira has become more stable, inflation has moderated from previous highs, and foreign reserves remain stronger than they were during the peak of the economic crisis. On the other hand,
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In 2026, Nigeria has recorded periods of improved foreign exchange stability compared to previous years, with the naira showing less volatility in official and parallel market trends. Policymakers have pointed to tighter monetary measures, improved dollar inflows, and reduced speculative pressure as key drivers of this relative stability. Despite these developments, prices of goods and
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