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How Nestlé’s ₦6bn youth revolution crushed Nigeria’s job crisis

By Joan Chioma Obinagwam ‎In Nigeria, where the median age hovers at a vibrant 18.1 years and over half the population pulses with...

What Trump’s redesignation of Nigeria as Country of Particular Concern means for economy

By Joan Chioma Obinagwam  United States (U.S.) President Donald Trump on October 31, 2025, redesignated Nigeria as a “Country of Particular Concern” (CPC)...

Harvesting Value: Nestlé Nigeria’s Commitment to Regenerative Agriculture

By Joan Chioma Obinagwam ‎In the fertile plains of Ogun State, a quiet transformation is underway. Nestlé Nigeria, long known for its iconic...

Nigeria’s tax reforms: Shielding the vulnerable, unleashing SME potential

By Joan Chioma Obinagwam At 27, Aisha Ibrahim is not just a vendor; she is a single mother, an entrepreneur operating on the...

‎How CSCS bolsters market infrastructure through strategic technology upgrade in partnership with IBM

By Chioma Obinagwam ‎Nigeria’s leading capital market infrastructure provider, the Central Securities Clearing System Plc (CSCS), has achieved a key milestone in its...

UNGA80: Minister Bosun Tijani Spotlights Digital Economy Drive in New York

By Chioma Obinagwam In the glittering halls of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA80) in New York, Nigeria emerged as a beacon of...

Innovating nutrition: Nestlé Nigeria’s game-changing approach‎

By Joan Chioma Obinagwam ‎In the sun-baked villages of northern Nigeria, where the harmattan winds carry whispers of hardship, a child’s future often...

‎Ex-Lagos Chief Judge Phillips set to chair Realnews lecture on Africa’s Agenda 2063 

‎ ‎By Chioma Obinagwam ‎ ‎Honourable Justice Ayotunde Phillips, retired Chief Judge of Lagos State, will chair the 13th Anniversary Lecture of Realnews...

FMDQ records ₦49.57trn turnover in September‎

By Chioma Obinagwam ‎ Trading activity on the FMDQ Exchange slowed in September 2025, with total secondary market turnover declining 22.43 percent month-on-month...