Taiwo Oyedele explains how Nigeria’s N15.8tn subsidy savings were shared and why the Federal Government continued to borrow.
No national expansion will occur until regulators can ensure that the model does not adversely impact liquidity, access, staffing or patient care. This analysis should be...
The NRS says Nigeria has moved from acute economic distress toward recovery, citing higher oil output, reserves, tax revenue and economic growth.
The IMF is right to remind Nigeria that stronger public revenue is essential for long-term development. Yet fiscal consolidation should begin where the greatest discretionary spending...
Nigeria’s president reshuffles cabinet, replacing finance minister Wale Edun with Taiwo Oyedele to strengthen economic management.
Manufacturing tax contributions rose sharply in 2025, hitting N1.17tn VAT and N881bn CIT, reinforcing Nigeria’s non-oil revenue base.
Nigeria’s Naira remains stable against the dollar amid strong external reserves and rising oil prices, with parallel market rates around N1,410–N1,415.
Finance Ministry clarifies that low MDA cash releases do not indicate abandoned projects; capital expenditure in 2025 reached N11.7 trillion.
VAT payments from Nigeria’s manufacturing sector rose 54.7% to N875bn in nine months of 2025, highlighting the sector’s growing role in non-oil revenue.
A social contract is the only way to build a society’s productive base, and a pension system reflects its level of civility. Again, look at our...