Nigeria’s oil sector is attracting major investments again. In 2025, twenty-eight field development plans were approved, backed by approximately $18.2 billion in capital commitments.

Many experts, including famed investor George Soros, call Africa the world’s fastest growing middle class, and Nigeria is leading the way on the continent. Alongside a consumer spending boom and ...

Nearly six months after the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange bailed out of Nigeria following a government crackdown, the country’s capital market regulator has started giving initial approvals ...

Forex trading involves the exchange of one currency for another, capitalizing on fluctuations in currency values. The forex market operates 24 hours a day, five days a week, making it highly ...

EBENE, Mauritius, April 24, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE)-- IUX highlights its participation at Trader Fair Lagos 2026, where the company joined as a Gold Sponsor and exhibitor, engaging with traders, ...

The forex trading industry in Nigeria continues to expand, with traders ranging from beginners taking their first steps in the market to professionals employing advanced strategies. Mobile trading ...

Online trading is growing in Nigeria with millennials showing interest in variety of instruments like Nigerian/NSE Stocks, Forex, Bitcoin and even foreign equities. Nigerian investors these days are ...

Africa’s biggest oil producer, Nigeria, plans to offer up to 20% of its crude oil production for trading on its commodities exchange, Akinsola Akeredolu-Ale, the chief executive of the Lagos ...

Several online trading platforms for trading in Nigeria allow individuals to trade stocks, forex, cryptocurrencies, and other financial instruments. Common trading platforms in Nigeria include E-Trade ...

By Isaac Anyaogu LAGOS, May 15 (Reuters) - Nigeria is losing vast mineral revenues to a web of illegal trading networks dominated by foreign buyers, shell companies and armed criminal groups, a joint ...