Fitch, a global rating agency, has forecasted that Nigeria’s external debt service will rise to $5.2 billion this year.

The US rating agency, Fitch Ratings, has projected that Nigeria may spend about $5.2 billion on external debt servicing in IN 2025, exceeding 2024 record.

Nigeria’s external debt service is projected to rise to $5.2bn this year, highlighting growing pressure on public finances despite ongoing economic reforms.

The Federal Government has maintained the need to end the importation of photovoltaic solar panels into Nigeria, saying this ...

According to the NCDC, Ondo, Bauchi, and Edo states account for more than 70 per cent of confirmed infections.

The Trinitarian order was founded at the end of the 12th century to free persecuted Christians. Today, it continues to ...

The deputy governor said he was billed a staggering N29 million electricity for April -- up from N2.7 million in March.

The attack occurred late Sunday night when the gunmen stormed the Zike community in the Bassa local government area of ...

I commend IG Egbetokun for his thoughtfulness and President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for approving 7th April of each year as a Nigeria Police Day. His mission to honour the bravery and sacrifice of the men ...

Although ranks first in Africa in oil production, Nigeria often faces a shortage of fuel for sale and long queues at gas stations ...

The Justice and Peace Commission of Kumbo Diocese in Cameroon has issued an “urgent alert” on a surge of human trafficking in the diocese.

Over N200bn has been spent on the importation of Photovoltaic solar panels into the country. The Managing Director/Chief ...