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  1. politics

    Nigeria’s ₦166.79tn Debt and what the Numbers Really Mean

    Nigeria’s public debt has continued to attract attention, but the total amount alone does not explain the country’s financial position. I examine what the figures mean, why debt servicing matters, and what Nigerians should watch.

    Global News Arena Writer · 9 November 2026

  2. trending news

    Nigeria's Debt Bills Could Eat Most Government Income

    Nigeria's Debt Management Office has warned that debt servicing could take up a growing share of government revenue in the coming years. The projection raises questions about how much money will remain for roads, schools, hospitals and other public services.

    Global News Arena Writer · 10 November 2026

  3. business

    Nigeria External Debt and China Loans: World Bank Reveals $145 Billion Debt

    A new World Bank report says Nigeria’s foreign debt rose to $145 billion in 2025. China is the country’s biggest government-to-government lender, raising fresh questions about how Nigeria borrows money and pays it back.

    Global News Arena Writer · 7 November 2026

  4. world

    Nigeria’s Debt Has Reached ₦166.79 Trillion. The Business Lesson Is About Financial Resilience

    Nigeria’s rising public debt highlights why businesses must build stronger financial systems before economic pressure becomes a crisis.

    GNA Writes · 28 September 2026

  5. opinion

    Opinion: Africa's Debt Debate Needs Better Arithmetic, Not Louder Slogans

    Refinancing risk, not the headline stock of debt, is what constrains budgets across the continent.

    Daniel Mbeki · 16 July 2026

  6. politics

    Nigeria Public Finance Needs a Better Test Than New Buildings

    Nigeria's economic figures tell a story of reform, pressure and difficult choices. But the true test of public spending is whether government buildings, infrastructure and public services improve everyday life for ordinary citizens.

    Global News Arena Writer · 6 November 2026

  7. world

    IMF Warns That an AI Investment Crash Could Hurt the World Economy

    The global economy is still growing, but the IMF says a sudden fall in AI investment, rising debt and expensive energy could create serious problems.

    GNA Writes · 13 October 2026

  8. education

    How to Build Financial Independence Before Marriage: Practical Ways to Increase Your Income

    Marriage is more than love and commitment; it is also a financial partnership. Here are practical ways to increase your income, manage your money, reduce debt and build financial stability before saying “I do

    Lady NG · 19 August 2026

  9. breaking news

    Nigeria Joins Plan To Double Rooftop Solar Homes By 2030

    Nigeria has joined other countries in backing a plan to double the number of homes worldwide using rooftop solar power by 2030. The promise could help more families access electricity, but governments must turn it into real action.

    Global News Arena Writer · 10 November 2026

  10. business

    High Business Costs in Nigeria Put Jobs at Risk

    The Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry says expensive electricity, poor roads, port delays and difficult access to loans are making it harder for Nigerian businesses to grow and employ more people.

    Global News Arena Writer · 7 November 2026

  11. politics

    Oshiomhole Says Food Can Cost Just ₦2,000 Under Tinubu

    Senator Adams Oshiomhole has defended President Bola Tinubu’s economic reforms by arguing that ₦2,000 can still buy food at a Nigerian mama put while one dollar buys little in the United States. His comparison has brought renewed attention to the cost of living, household purchasing power and the economic pressures facing Nigerians.

    Global News Arena Writer · 6 November 2026

  12. business

    CBN liquidity withdrawal Of ₦3.46 Trillion: Investors Show Strong Demand for Government Securities

    The Central Bank of Nigeria absorbed approximately ₦3.46 trillion through recent Open Market Operations and Treasury bills auctions, as investor subscriptions exceeded the amounts offered. The results offer a fresh indication of demand for government securities and the way financial institutions are positioning their funds.

    Global News Arena Writer · 6 November 2026

  13. business

    Federal Government Revenue in Nigeria Reaches ₦33 Trillion

    Nigeria’s Federal Government says it generated ₦33 trillion in revenue between January and October 2026, with digital tax administration contributing to improved collection. The figure offers a fresh look at public finances, but the larger question is how revenue performance translates into services, infrastructure and economic confidence.

    Global News Arena Writer · 6 November 2026

  14. world

    The Euro Falls as Investors Worry About France

    The euro has fallen to its lowest level against the US dollar in 17 months as investors become increasingly worried about France’s finances and political uncertainty.

    GNA Writes · 5 October 2026

  15. business

    Tony Elumelu’s $500 Million Seplat Investment Is Now Worth Over $1 Billion, What This Means for Nigerian Investors

    Tony Elumelu’s $500 million investment in Seplat Energy has more than doubled in value, crossing the $1 billion mark. Here’s what the remarkable gain means for Nigerian investors, wealth creation and long-term ownership.

    Lady NG · 21 August 2026

  16. world

    How Inflation and Interest Rates Affect Businesses and Everyday People

    Changes in prices and borrowing costs can affect what people buy, how companies grow and how much money families have left.

    GNA Writes · 11 August 2026

  17. business

    Analysis: The Economics of the AI Build-Out Are Being Tested

    Data centre capital spending has grown faster than the revenue it is meant to support. Our markets editor examines what the numbers can and cannot tell us.

    Robert Keane · 24 July 2026

  18. climate

    Adaptation Finance Remains the Weakest Link in Climate Policy

    Money for cutting emissions has grown. Money for coping with warming already locked in has not kept pace.

    Clara Hoffmann · 3 July 2026

  19. education

    How to Start Investing in Nigerian Stocks as a Beginner

    Thinking about investing in Nigerian stocks but don't know where to begin? This beginner-friendly guide explains how to get started, choose a legitimate stockbroker, research companies, manage risk and build a smarter long-term investment strategy.

    Lady NG · 15 March 2025