Nigeria’s central bank expanded eligibility for participation in Open Market Operations, allowing individuals, corporates and non-bank financial institutions, in addition to banks, to trade in the securities.

Artificial intelligence is fueling more than half of cybercrime in Africa, enabling criminals to launch faster, more sophisticated attacks as financial losses continue to mount, a new study found.

Nigeria said it approved a $4.5 billion arrangement with the state-owned energy firm that will liberate funds to bolster foreign-exchange reserves and spending on the government’s ongoing infrastructure priorities.

Nigeria’s gasoline imports more than tripled last month as the country’s main refinery cut domestic supply and increasingly directed output toward export markets to maximize foreign-currency earnings.

Nigeria’s central bank held interest rates as expected to curtail price pressures from the Iran war, which it described as the biggest risk to its outlook.

Seated beneath a large red canvas umbrella outside Nigeria’s main stock exchange in Lagos, Sulaimon Isiaka watches traders, bankers and executives stream past his newspaper stand each day.

Seated beneath a large red canvas umbrella outside Nigeria’s main stock exchange in Lagos, Sulaimon Isiaka watches traders, bankers and executives stream past his newspaper stand each day.

African Democratic Congress, one of Nigeria’s major opposition parties, has selected former Transport Minister Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi as the running mate to its presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar.

Nigerian politician Peter Obi will run for president in the West African nation’s January elections, ensuring that the opposition to incumbent Bola Tinubu will once again be fragmented.

Nigeria’s main opposition party picked Atiku Abubakar as its flagbearer in January’s presidential elections, setting up a rematch of his 2023 contest with incumbent leader Bola Tinubu.

Nigeria’s economy grew at a slower-than-expected pace in the first quarter as growth in both its oil and non-oil sectors eased.

Nigeria’s economy grew at a slower-than-expected pace in the first quarter as growth in both its oil and non-oil sectors eased.

Nigerian President Bola Tinubu further strengthened his hand as the ruling party’s top candidate in next year’s presidential elections after winning overwhelming support in primaries against sole challenger Stanley Osifo.

Nigeria left its benchmark interest rate unchanged, with policymakers expecting the recent inflation uptick driven by the Iran war’s impact on energy and food prices to prove temporary.

Renewed US air strikes killed additional Islamist militants in Nigeria’s northern region, a day after a joint operation with the West African nation claimed the life of a senior ISIS commander.

The capture of a key Malian town by rebel forces last month poses a regional threat that requires foreign intervention to prevent the insurgency from spreading, Nigeria’s defense minister said.

Nigeria is imposing a new levy for buyers of heavy-engine vehicles, including SUVs and trucks, in a move designed to price in the cost of pollution, encourage electric-vehicle adoption and boost tax revenue.

Nigeria is imposing a new levy for buyers of heavy-engine vehicles, including SUVs and trucks, in a move designed to price in the cost of pollution, encourage electric-vehicle adoption and boost tax revenue.

Nigeria’s monthly inflation rate climbed to a more than two-decade high in March as surging fuel costs, driven by the US-Israel conflict with Iran, rippled through the economy.

Nigeria pushed back against reports that an Air Force strike killed civilians at a crowded market in the country’s northeast, saying the operation targeted and eliminated jihadi militants.