Infrastructure Dialogue, Author at Infrastructure Dialogue

by Infrastructure Dialogue | July 31, 2025

BUA Foods Plc Achieves 101% Profit Surge in H1 2025, Strengthens Position in Nigeria’s Food Industry

BUA Foods Plc, Nigeria’s largest listed food and fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) company by market capitalization, has reported an...

Economy

by Infrastructure Dialogue | July 31, 2025

Coca-Cola Relinquishes CHI Limited to UAC of Nigeria in Strategic FMCG Realignment

In a strategic realignment of its global business portfolio, The Coca-Cola Company has agreed to relinquish its entire stake...

Economy

by Infrastructure Dialogue | July 29, 2025

InfraCredit, AMDA sign partnership to unlock local financing for Africa’s mini-grid sector.

InfraCredit, a specialized credit guarantee institution for infrastructure, has partnered with the Africa Minigrid Developers Association (AMDA) to enhance...

Economy

by Infrastructure Dialogue | July 28, 2025

Real Estate sector surges to N41.3tn, boosts economy

Nigeria’s real estate sector has experienced tremendous growth, reaching a valuation of ₦41.3 trillion. This makes it the country’s...

Economy

by Infrastructure Dialogue | July 25, 2025

FG Unveils Plan to Cultivate 1 million Hectares of Farmland, Produce 460,000 Metric Tonnes of Soybeans in 2 Years

The Federal Government has launched a new policy aimed at boosting food security, reducing import dependence, and positioning Nigeria...

Economy

by Infrastructure Dialogue | July 25, 2025

Nigeria’s $24.14 billion external borrowing plan amidst increasing poverty

The Senate has approved President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s request for an external borrowing plan of over $21 billion for...

Economy

by Infrastructure Dialogue | July 25, 2025

CBN Holds Interest Rate at 27.5% Amid Inflation Concerns

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has kept its benchmark interest rate, known as the Monetary Policy Rate (MPR),...

Economy

by Infrastructure Dialogue | July 25, 2025

Banks, insurance, others contribute N1.77trn to economy in Q1’25

Nigeria’s financial services sector comprising banks, insurance companies, and other financial institutions contributed a total of ₦1.77 trillion to the...