Nigerians Lose Multiple U.S. Visa Privileges, Embassy Says

  The United States has announced a significant reduction in visa privileges for Nigerian citizens, limiting non-immigrant visas to single-entry permits valid for three months. This marks a major policy shift from the previous arrangement, which allowed Nigerians to receive multiple-entry visas valid for up to five years. The new […]

Plural Health Emerges to Tackle Africa’s Fragmented Healthcare Systems

As African countries push for universal health coverage, a persistent challenge continues to undermine progress: fragmentation. From disconnected hospital systems to slow insurance processing and inaccessible patient records, the lack of coordinated digital infrastructure remains a major barrier to effective healthcare delivery on the continent. Plural Health, a Nigerian health […]

CBN PMI Report Flags Cost Strain Across Major Sectors …Says Agriculture Sector Bears Highest Cost Burden       The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has raised the alarm over mounting cost pressures across Nigeria’s productive sectors, warning that the persistent rise in input prices could trigger a fresh wave […]

Afreximbank Faces Second Downgrade in Four Weeks …As Moody Flags Funding Strain, Cites Lending Risks

    The African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) has been dealt a fresh blow as Moody’s Investors Service issued a second credit downgrade in less than a month, citing deteriorating asset performance, increased exposure to distressed sovereign borrowers, and a narrowing pool of funding sources.   The global ratings agency lowered […]

Rewane: Tinubu’s Borrowing Must Focus on Revenue, Reform Dividends

An economist and Managing Director of Financial Derivatives Company Limited, Bismarck Rewane, has cautioned that Nigeria could face increasing borrowing costs unless the Tinubu administration adopts a more strategic and results-oriented approach to debt management.   Rewane made this known during an appearance on Channels Television, Thursday, where he urged […]