June 8, 2026
—Nigerians worse off despite economic stability claims
—Power crisis feeding inflation, killing businesses
—Nigerians want cheap transport, affordable food, accommodation not grammar
By Victor Ahiuma-Young
As Nigeria grapples with rising inflation, mounting debt, worsening living conditions and persistent power shortages, the Director-General of the Nigeria Employers’ Consultative Association (NECA), Wale-Smatt Oyerinde, has raised serious concerns
June 8, 2026
—Nigerians worse off despite economic stability claims
—Power crisis feeding inflation, killing businesses
—Nigerians want cheap transport, affordable food, accommodation not grammar
By Victor Ahiuma-Young

NECA states Nigerian businesses are yet to fully benefit from economic reforms, grappling with inflation, energy costs, and…

Three years after economic reforms, Nigerian businesses continue to struggle with high costs and instability, NECA reports. Learn…

Nigeria's persistent power crisis is driving inflation and job losses, especially in manufacturing, a consumer group warns. Learn…

Nigerian businesses are grappling with a harsh operating environment marked by insecurity, multiple taxation, and elevated borrowi

The Nigeria Employers' Consultative Association (NECA) has called for a comprehensive assessment of the Federal Government's…

Nigeria stands at a pivotal moment. Economic challenges; including high inflation, a weakened naira, rising fuel prices, and…