Nigeria Ranks 56th Among World’s 60 Poorest Nations
Nigeria has ranked 56th among the world’s 60 poorest countries by GDP per capita at purchasing power parity, falling from 44th position in 2025.
Nigeria has ranked 56th among the world’s 60 poorest countries by GDP per capita at purchasing power parity, falling from 44th position in 2025.
Mohammed Idris says restoring petrol subsidy could return Nigeria to the fiscal pressures, market distortions and economic challenges that made the old regime unsustainable.
The 36 states and FCT increased their combined 2026 budgets by 47.5 per cent to N40.14tn, while the share allocated to capital projects fell to 64.34 per cent.
President Bola Tinubu has issued a stern warning to bandits, kidnappers and financiers of terrorism, declaring that those responsible for violence against Nigerians must surrender or face the full weight of the law. Speaking during Nigeria’s 27th consecutive Democracy Day celebration and his fourth Democracy Day address since assuming office in 2023, the President said…
Nigeria’s petrol import bill fell by 96.15% to N87.4bn in Q1 2026 as local refining, led by Dangote Refinery, continues to reshape fuel supply.