Vincent Nwanma

There was a time when Nigeria’s middle class was easy to recognise. It was the teacher who could send children to good schools, the banker who could afford a...

For much of the past three years, Nigeria's economic debate has centred on a few key prices: petrol, foreign exchange...

As the rains intensify across Nigeria, familiar scenes are returning: flooded streets, submerged homes, gridlocked roads and communities cut off by rising...

As Nigeria moves closer to allowing states to establish their own police services, public debate has understandably focused on security, constitutional...

If Nigeria’s economy is recovering, why does life still feel so difficult for so many people? This is a question increasingly asked in homes, markets, offices,...

Households worry about shrinking purchasing power, businesses grapple with rising costs and thinner margins, while policymakers defend painful decisions as the price of restoring stability.

For much of the past few months, the news flowing out of Nigeria’s economy has appeared steadily more encouraging than it did a year ago. Inflation has fallen...

Artificial intelligence is often described as a software revolution. We hear about chatbots that answer questions, computers that write reports, and algorithms...

Historically, every major technological revolution has created two economies. One develops the technology; the other builds the infrastructure that allows it to spread.

Inflation is falling, the naira is more stable, and investor confidence is improving. But why do many Nigerians still feel that the economy has not turned the...