Nigeria

By Adnan Adams Mohammed    In a bid to overturn a century-old economic contradiction, the Chief Executive of the Ghana Cocoa Board (COCOBOD), Dr. Ransford A. Abbey, has made a …

A routine flight to London turned into a high-stakes drug bust at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport when a 67-year-old grandmother was caught with 13 kilograms of cocaine ingeniously disguised …

ABUJA, NIGERIA — In a major step toward building a more inclusive and resilient West Africa, the ECOWAS Commission has officially reinforced its commitment to citizen-centred regional integration by signing …

From October 7 to 8, 2025, members of the ECOWAS ad hoc ministerial Committee are meeting in Abuja, Nigeria, to discuss and propose the allocation of positions for the ECOWAS’s …

Many governments across the region will continue to rely on domestic and external borrowing to cover fiscal deficits in 2025”, the article highlighted.

West Africa’s economic output has been limited by the rising cost of goods and services, leading to an increase in interest rates as monetary authorities attempt to rein in inflation.

The worsening economic conditions erodes the purchasing power of consumers while deteriorating standard of living and also increasing cost of doing business in the sub-region.

Adnan Adams Mohammed and Fatima Majewa Reporting from Maiduguri   Spending the last one week in Maiduguri, from 11 to 17th March, 2023,  once a danger zone with full of anxiety, …