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- world
Global Economy 2026: What Inflation Means for Businesses, Investors, and Families
As the global economy shifts in 2026, rising costs and economic uncertainty are forcing businesses and families to rethink how they manage money, work, and build additional income.
Adeola Babatunde · 8 August 2026
- world
The Creator Economy Explained: Why Storytelling Pays More Than Ever
Storytelling has become one of the most profitable digital skills, opening doors to content creation, freelancing, and online business in the creator economy.
Adeola Babatunde · 15 April 2026
- 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
- business
Nigeria’s Digital Economy: How Technology Is Creating New Opportunities for Entrepreneurs and Young Nigerians
From artificial intelligence and digital skills to online businesses and remote work, Nigeria’s growing digital economy is creating new ways for young Nigerians and entrepreneurs to learn, work, build businesses and earn income.
Lady NG · 17 August 2026
- business
Over 5,000 Fibre Cuts in Nigeria: How Road Construction Is Putting the Digital Economy at Risk
Nigeria recorded more than 5,000 fibre-optic cable cuts in the first half of 2026, raising fresh concerns about road construction, poor infrastructure coordination and the growing threat to the country’s digital economy.
Lady NG · 14 August 2026
- business
Why Fibre-Optic Infrastructure Is Critical to Nigeria’s Digital Economy
Nigeria’s digital economy depends on more than smartphones and internet access. Here is why reliable fibre-optic infrastructure is becoming essential for businesses, workers, entrepreneurs and the country’s digital future.
Lady NG · 12 August 2026
- world
AI Is Keeping the US Economy Moving. The Bigger Problem Is How Much Businesses Are Spending to Keep Up
The AI boom is supporting investment and growth, but businesses still need to make sure their spending produces real value.
GNA Writes · 30 September 2026
- technology
Meta Can Afford an $18 Billion Settlement. What Does That Say About the Attention Economy?
Meta's deal over teen social media use is basically forcing Facebook and Instagram to put a leash on the one thing their entire business model has been thirsting after for years: your attention.
Reva Mag · 26 August 2026
- business
Nigeria’s $1.3 Billion Delta Steel Revival Deal: What the New Investment Means for Jobs, Industry and the Economy
Nigeria’s $1.3 billion investment to revive Delta Steel Company could reshape the country’s steel industry, create thousands of jobs and unlock new opportunities for businesses, workers and entrepreneurs
Lady NG · 21 August 2026
- world
Dolly Parton Died. By Morning, Someone Starts Cashing Out Coins From It.
This is the attention economy with the brakes cut. And it is coming for every industry, not just music.
GNA Writes · 8 September 2026
- world
From Economic Uncertainty to Online Income: How to Turn Your Skills Into a Digital Business
Turn your skills into digital opportunities and build new income streams in an uncertain economy.
Adeola Babatunde · 8 August 2026
- technology
Nvidia Just Showed Us Where the AI Money Is Actually Going.
Nvidia just dropped numbers so big they broke a calculator, but the real gist for creators, freelancers and small business owners is the whole economy of skills and services that have gradually formed around it, and honestly, that's where the actual bag is.
Reva Mag · 26 August 2026
- business
TikTok Shop Nears €500 Million in European Sales: How Affiliate Creators Are Driving the Social Commerce Boom
TikTok Shop is rapidly transforming online shopping in Europe, with affiliate creators driving a major share of sales and showing how content, influence and digital skills are creating new opportunities in the social commerce economy.
Lady NG · 24 August 2026
- world
Why Data Centres Need So Much Electricity
Data centres are the powerful facilities that keep much of the modern internet and digital economy running.
GNA Writes · 20 August 2026
- business
OPay’s Big IPO Moment: Why Standard Bank Is Eyeing a Stake in Nigeria’s Fintech Giant Ahead of a Reported $4 Billion US Listing
Standard Bank is reportedly considering a stake in OPay as the Nigerian fintech giant prepares for a possible US IPO that could value it at around $4 billion. I look beyond the headline to examine what the move could mean for OPay, Nigeria’s fintech industry and the growing opportunities created by Africa’s digital economy.
Lady NG · 19 August 2026
- business
What the Dangote Refinery Produces, and Why It Matters More Than Many Nigerians Realise
The Dangote Refinery produces far more than petrol. From diesel and aviation fuel to LPG, kerosene and polypropylene, its products could have a much wider impact on Nigeria's economy, industries and everyday life
Lady NG · 18 August 2026
- business
Nigeria’s Oil and Gas Industry: History, Economic Impact, Challenges and Future Opportunities
Nigeria’s oil and gas industry has shaped the nation’s economy for decades. Here’s a closer look at its history, economic impact, challenges, investment opportunities and what the future holds for Nigeria’s energy sector.
Lady NG · 17 August 2026
- make money
7 Online Tools Nigerians Can Use to Start a Side Hustle From Their Smartphones in 2026
You don't need a laptop to start exploring the digital economy. These seven online tools can help Nigerians turn a smartphone into a practical starting point for learning skills, finding clients and building a side hustle in 2026.
Lady NG · 12 August 2026
- entertainment
Mazi Okeke Allegedly Caught His Fiancée With His Driver, What the Viral Relationship Drama Taught Me About Trust, Privacy and Making Money Online
A viral relationship controversy involving Mazi Okeke has sparked conversations about trust, privacy and betrayal, but beyond the drama lies a bigger lesson: in today’s attention economy, even unexpected moments can teach us how to protect our reputation, build an audience and turn online attention into sustainable income.
Lady NG · 6 August 2026
- business
Analysis: What the First Half of 2026 Told Investors
Six months of data point to an economy that is cooling slowly rather than breaking, but the margin for error has narrowed.
Robert Keane · 1 July 2026
- nigeria
Lagos and the Rising Water: A City Planning Against the Sea
Coastal erosion, subsidence and drainage capacity are converging on Africa's largest urban economy.
Adaeze Okonkwo · 28 May 2026
- world
From Fan to Founder: Turning Your Passion Into an Online Income Stream
Your passion can become more than a hobby,it can be the first step toward building a sustainable online income stream and becoming a founder in the digital economy.
Adeola Babatunde · 9 May 2026
- biography
Pennsylvania: Biography, History and State Identity
Pennsylvania helped shape the founding of the United States and the growth of its industrial economy. Its identity reflects historic cities, rural communities, natural landscapes and a diverse political culture.
GNA Writes · 25 March 2026
- biography
Minnesota: Biography, History and Political Identity
Minnesota combines a strong civic tradition with an economy shaped by agriculture, industry and major corporate employers. Its story stretches from Dakota and Ojibwe homelands to a distinctive place in American politics and culture.
GNA Writes · 27 February 2026
- biography
Colorado: Biography, History and Mountain Identity
Colorado combines Rocky Mountain landscapes with growing cities, agricultural plains and a diverse economy. Its history connects Indigenous homelands, mining settlements and railroad expansion with the development of Denver and the surrounding metropolitan area.
GNA Writes · 6 February 2026
- biography
Sharjah: Biography, History and Cultural Identity
Sharjah is one of the United Arab Emirates’ seven emirates, known for its cultural institutions, trading heritage and family-oriented communities. Its identity combines historic coastal settlements with a busy modern economy closely connected to neighbouring Dubai.
GNA Writes · 1 February 2026
- 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
- technology
MTN Nigeria revenue growth Rises as Nigeria Recovery Supports Growth
MTN Group has reported an increase of more than 17 per cent in service revenue in constant-currency terms for the first nine months of 2026, with improved performance in Nigeria contributing to the growth.
Global News Arena Writer · 10 November 2026
- 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
- 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
- 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
- make money
Why Dollar to Naira Exchange Rate Today Is Trending.
Fresh currency market volatility has pushed Nigeria's dual foreign exchange windows back into the national spotlight as corporate demand accelerates into the final quarter. With the parallel market premium widening and external reserves facing renewed pressure, businesses and everyday consumers are closely recalibrating their year-end financial strategies.
Queen Diana Story · 5 November 2026
- world
Big Business Deals Are Slowing Down Around the World
Companies around the world are still looking for ways to grow, but they are becoming more careful about spending billions to buy other businesses.
GNA Writes · 5 October 2026
- world
Nigeria’s Business Activity Is Growing Again, But Costs Are Rising
Nigeria’s business activity grew for the fourth month in a row in September. But while more businesses are reporting growth, rising costs are still making it difficult for many companies to enjoy the full benefit.
GNA Writes · 5 October 2026
- 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
- world
Nigeria Is Building a New Satellite. But Can Businesses Turn Better Connectivity Into Real Growth?
Nigeria’s new NigComSat 2A satellite is expected to expand broadband and digital services across Africa. But better connectivity will only create real economic value when businesses have the systems to use it.
GNA Writes · 30 September 2026
- world
The Strait of Hormuz Crisis Is No Longer Just About Oil
For years, the Strait of Hormuz was something most people could safely ignore.
GNA Writes · 18 September 2026
- world
Uber Left Nigeria After 12 Years. Read the Gap, Not the Headline.
When a giant walks away, the market does not die. It changes hands.
GNA Writes · 2 September 2026
- 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
- business
Big Brother Naija vs P-Square: Why Peter, Paul, and Jude Okoye’s Drama Is Taking Over the Internet
Big Brother Naija has mastered the art of capturing attention, while the P-Square saga has shown how quickly an organic story can dominate social media. Looking at both, I explore why attention has become an asset, and how ordinary creators, freelancers, bloggers and entrepreneurs can turn attention into something much more valuable: a sustainable digital business.
Your Brand Angel · 7 August 2026
- world
Why Countries Depend on Oil Even When Prices Rise
Oil powers transport, supports industries and keeps many economies moving, making it difficult to replace quickly.
GNA Writes · 4 August 2026
- 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
- business
Central Banks Face a Divided Inflation Picture
Services prices, energy costs and tariff pass-through are pulling in different directions across major economies.
Robert Keane · 9 June 2026
- world
Lagos State: Nigeria’s Commercial and Cultural Hub
Lagos State is Nigeria’s smallest state by land area but one of its most influential economic centres. Its coastal communities, busy markets and creative industries help shape life far beyond its borders.
GNA Writes · 17 March 2026
- biography
Nigeria: Biography, History and Political Background
Nigeria is Africa’s most populous country and a major centre of commerce, culture and diplomacy. Its history and federal system help explain a political landscape shaped by diversity, democratic ambition and persistent institutional challenges.
GNA Writes · 10 March 2026
- entertainment
Africa Magic Family Closes as MultiChoice Introduces Africa Magic+
MultiChoice has discontinued Africa Magic Family after 12 years and replaced it with Africa Magic+. The change marks a new chapter for DStv viewers who have followed Nigerian films, family entertainment and African television drama.
Global News Arena Writer · 7 November 2026
- technology
Instagram Offers New Incentives to Attract Instagram long-form video creators
Instagram is trying to attract creators who make longer videos by giving selected users more visibility and reportedly offering large one-time payments. The move raises fresh questions about how creators can earn money on the platform.
Global News Arena Writer · 7 November 2026
- business
Obajana Cement Plant Cost Rose to $1 Billion, Dangote Says
Aliko Dangote says the cost of building his Obajana cement plant in Kogi State rose from an initial estimate of $180 million to about $1 billion as the company faced major infrastructure challenges.
Global News Arena Writer · 7 November 2026
- travel
Europe tourism strategy to Spread Tourists Across More Destinations
Europe wants travellers to explore more places and visit throughout the year as officials work to reduce overcrowding, protect local communities and help smaller tourism businesses grow.
Global News Arena Writer · 7 November 2026
- politics
Israel political crisis as Leaders Fight to Form New Government
Israel is facing a political crisis after an election failed to give any party enough seats to rule alone. President Isaac Herzog must now choose who will try to form a government as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu fights to stay in power.
Global News Arena Writer · 7 November 2026
- world
Pope Leo South American Tour Begins With Call for Unity
Pope Leo XIV has begun a 12-day South American tour in Uruguay, urging regional leaders to work together through dialogue, respect for the law and peaceful cooperation as political divisions and social challenges test the continent.
Global News Arena Writer · 7 November 2026
- world
New Zealand Election Results Show Tight Race Between National and Labour
New Zealand election results show the governing National Party and opposition Labour Party locked in a close contest, with smaller parties potentially holding the key to forming the next government.
Global News Arena Writer · 7 November 2026
- world
Russian Missile Attack on Kyiv Damages Homes Ahead of Peace Talks
Russian missile attack on Kyiv has damaged residential buildings, commercial properties and energy infrastructure, disrupting essential services as Ukraine prepares for another round of US-brokered peace talks with Russia.
Global News Arena Writer · 7 November 2026
- 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
- science
UNILORIN Science and Technology Park Woos Chinese Investors
The University of Ilorin has presented plans for a 200-hectare Science, Technology and Innovation Park to more than 200 Chinese investors in Guangzhou, China, in a move aimed at attracting foreign investment, encouraging technology transfer and transforming university research into commercially viable products and industrial opportunities in Nigeria.
Global News Arena Writer · 6 November 2026
- 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
- sports
Nigeria Grassroots Sports Development Needs More Than Talent
Nigeria is rich in sporting talent, but young athletes need more than natural ability to succeed. From better facilities and qualified coaches to funding and structured opportunities, the country must strengthen grassroots sports development to secure its sporting future.
Global News Arena Writer · 6 November 2026
- culture
UAE New Traffic Regulations 2027.
The federal government has unveiled Cabinet Decision Number 174 of 2026, introducing sweeping legal reforms that will reshape daily mobility across all seven emirates starting January 1, 2027. From strict vehicle ownership caps for individual residents to a nationwide nine-hour daily driving limit, the landmark mandate sets an ambitious new benchmark for urban safety and infrastructure management.
Queen Diana Story · 4 November 2026
- entertainment
Why VeryDarkMan Mocks Davido Kneeling Video Sparked Fury.
A viral feud between social media activist VeryDarkMan and streamer Carter Efe has escalated into dangerous online threats and legal friction. What began as satirical mockery over a resurfaced celebrity clip has exposed the volatile intersection of celebrity loyalty, creator warfare, and cyber laws in Nigeria.
Global News Arena · 4 November 2026
- education
How to Land a Remote Writing Job in 30 Days: A Real Plan.
A remote writing job within a month is possible, but only for writers who treat the 30 days like a campaign. Here is a week by week plan, plus the scam warning signs I would not ignore.
Queen Diana Story · 1 November 2026