🚀 New Report Alert! Nigeria’s 39.6M+ MSMEs power up to 48% of its GDP, but face rising costs, limited credit access & regional disparities. This data-driven report explores: 📊Finance & revenue trends 💡Policy & support insights 🌍Regional gaps & more

From 2006 to 2022, the Nigerian-born immigrant population in the US saw significant growth, increasing from 197.5k to 448.4k. This figure reflects almost a 1% share of the total foreign-born population in the US, which reached 46.2m in 2022.

Conoil’s profit trajectory over 14 years tells a story of strong growth and resilience. Profit Before Tax (PBT) climbed from ₦1.15B in 2012 to ₦12.28 billion in 2023, while Profit After Tax (PAT) rose from ₦0.71 billion to ₦9.87 billion over the same period. Despite

Nigeria’s 2025 budget shows that its foreign missions in the United States account for a significant share of total spending, with three US-based offices—New York (Permanent Mission), Washington, and New York (Consulate-General)—collectively receiving ₦21.9 billion. Together,

Remittances are 11% of Nigeria's GDP as at 2024 (that's a lot) Thank you Ndi Obodo Oyibo, please do more

As at Dec 2024, the average cost of a healthy diet in Nigeria was N1,495. From the brilliant data by @TheIntelpoint South West paid the highest in Nigeria for a healthy diet. The Yorubas are paying a higher amount for food than any other regions or tribe in Nigeria (why?) The

Conoil’s profit trajectory over 14 years tells a story of strong growth and resilience. Profit Before Tax (PBT) climbed from ₦1.15B in 2012 to ₦12.28 billion in 2023, while Profit After Tax (PAT) rose from ₦0.71 billion to ₦9.87 billion over the same period. Despite

In 2023, a staggering ₦721 billion was paid as bribes to public officials in Nigeria, highlighting systemic corruption. Judges and magistrates received the highest average bribe of ₦31,000, reflecting the critical nature of their roles in decision-making processes. Immigration

Remittances play a vital role in supporting African economies, serving as a critical financial lifeline for millions of households. In 2024, The Gambia led the continent in remittance contributions, accounting for 21.1% of its GDP, followed closely by Lesotho (20.9%) and the

Nigeria’s 2025 budget allocated ₦1 billion to replace dilapidated equipment at the Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria’s (FRCN) Zonal and FM stations. This amount represents 4.7% of the Corporation’s total allocation for the year, signalling a modest but critical investment

Nigeria’s 2025 budget earmarked a total of ₦108.3 billion for organisations, agencies, and the headquarters of the Federal Ministry of Information and National Orientation. The three major institutions—the National Orientation Agency (NOA), Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria

Thanks for this @intelpoint. I did see a report where remittances were done based on GDP per remittance inflow. Do you have that?

In 1994, the IBM Simon Personal Communicator, paved the way for a digital revolution. Fast forward to 2017, when smartphone shipments peaked at 1.57 billion units. However, the subsequent six-year period witnessed a 25% decline in shipments. What factors fueled this downturn?

Remittances play a vital role in supporting African economies, serving as a critical financial lifeline for millions of households. In 2024, The Gambia led the continent in remittance contributions, accounting for 21.1% of its GDP, followed closely by Lesotho (20.9%) and the

Rail networks are the major catalyst for development and industrialization.

Nigeria’s 2025 budget allocated ₦25 billion for the construction, renovation, and upgrading of Nigeria’s Foreign Missions, signalling a renewed focus on strengthening the country’s diplomatic infrastructure. This means 6.8% of the total allocation to the Ministry of Foreign

Over the past 35 years, global foreign direct investment has been dominated by a tight race between Europe, Asia, and the Americas, each attracting over $11 trillion in cumulative FDI inflows. Europe maintained a narrow lead at $12.58 trillion despite extreme volatility,

Nigerian’s 2025 budget includes a significant allocation of ₦10.4 billion for the upgrade and rehabilitation of the Nigerian Air Force's existing barracks infrastructure; this amounts to nearly 3% of the Nigerian Air Force's 2025 budget. This investment underscores the

Nigeria’s 2025 budget reveals that ₦5.3 billion was allocated for the procurement of uniforms and accoutrements for the Nigerian Air Force. Beyond aesthetics, uniforms and related gear help ensure discipline, identity, and morale among personnel—critical factors in sustaining

📢 New Report Alert: UK Visa Application (2005-2024) There were 55.6 million applications to visit, work, study, or join family, 47.2 million of which were approved. 🌍 Where did they come from? Asia: 52.4% | Africa: 19.1% | Europe: 14.1% What shaped demand? Points-Based

Africa attracted a total of $97 billion in Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in 2024, with North Africa taking the lead as the continent’s top destination for foreign investors. The region accounted for a massive 52% ($51 billion) of Africa’s total FDI inflows, emphasising its