Business

Nigeria’s food market is estimated to be worth $233.53 billion in 2025 and is expected to grow at an annual rate of 10.76 percent between 2025 and 2030. This was disclosed by Paul Marz, Managing Director of fairtrade Messe, organisers of the annual agrofood Nigeria Exhibition and Conference, during his…

The Dangote Petroleum Refinery, the largest in Africa, built precisely to reduce Nigeria’s dependence on petroleum imports and insulate the country from global fuel market volatility, is now fully operational.  And yet Nigerians are paying more for petrol than at any point in the country’s history, with pump prices hitting…

A decade ago, sports betting in Africa was largely offline, loosely organised. It wasn’t this smooth, mobile-first system people use today. It was rough around the edges. Then, to be able to bet, you had to do so at a kiosk. Other times, just a stand with a few people…

Is Nigeria still business-friendly? The answer is not straightforward. The country shows signs of positive change on the surface, but underlying structural challenges persist. Over the past two years, Nigeria has launched some of its most ambitious economic reforms in decades. These changes, from foreign exchange liberalization to the removal…

Africa’s economic transformation is underway. Fueled by innovation, youthful demographics, and rising demand for essential services — from energy to digital payments several business sectors are well-positioned to dominate the continent through 2030 and beyond. In this expert analysis, we explore the largest growth opportunities shaping Africa’s future economy, backed…