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1. nigeria

   Analysis: Nigeria's Tax Reforms Face a Collection Problem

   Rates are easier to change than compliance, and the gap between the two defines the outcome.

   Emeka Nwosu · 10 July 2026

2. entertainment

   Coyote vs. Acme Box Office: The Movie Warner Bros. Called Worthless Just Beat a $70M Studio Film.

   Warner Bros. finished this movie, watched it test well, and decided to write it off as a tax loss instead of releasing it. Three years later it's outrunning a Ridley Scott film in theatres. Somebody at that studio owes an intern an apology.

   Reva Mag · 29 August 2026

3. world

   "Who's In Charge" Matters More Than "Where You Are" for Nigerian Business Owners

   Political debates over where Nigeria’s leaders are governing from can dominate headlines, but for business owners, the more practical concern is how government decisions affect costs, regulations and operations. Staying informed can help businesses prepare for policy and economic changes.

   Global News Arena · 22 September 2026

4. world

   Nigerian Products Are Getting Too Expensive for Global Markets. The Bigger Problem Is Inside the Factory

   Rising energy, transport, finance and logistics costs are making it harder for Nigerian manufacturers to compete beyond the local market.

   GNA Writes · 25 September 2026

5. world

   Tinubu Can Govern From Anywhere, Presidency Says Amid Questions Over Leadership

   The Presidency says President Bola Tinubu can continue exercising his constitutional powers while outside Nigeria, following questions from Atiku Abubakar and Peter Obi about leadership while Tinubu is in Paris and Vice President Kashim Shettima is in the United States.

   Global News Arena · 22 September 2026

6. 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

7. education

   What Happens When Money Enters a Family Business?

   When money enters a family business, love and trust can quickly be tested. Here’s how ownership, profit, family expectations and poor financial management can create conflict—and what families can do to protect both the business and their relationships.

   Lady NG · 14 August 2026

8. entertainment

   Omotola’s Movie Made Me Think Differently About Money, Success and Building Something of My Own

   Omotola’s ₦103 million Mother’s Love may look like a story about box-office success, but beneath the headline is a bigger lesson about revenue, profit, ownership and how ordinary people can turn social media attention into something valuable.

   Lady NG · 11 August 2026

9. business

   Revenue vs Profit: What Every Business Owner Needs to Know Before Celebrating Big Sales

   A business can generate millions in sales and still struggle financially. Here’s why understanding revenue, expenses, profit and cash flow matters before celebrating big sales.

   Lady NG · 5 August 2026

10. 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

11. world

    Why Choosing Where to Do Business Is More Than Finding the Cheapest Location

    The cheapest location is not always the location that gives a business the strongest opportunity to grow.

    GNA Writes · 9 July 2026

12. business

    Nigeria Overtakes South Africa as Africa's Largest Economy

    A long-delayed revision of national accounts nearly doubled the measured size of Nigerian output.

    Emeka Nwosu · 6 April 2014