A mortgage market to tackle Nigeria’s housing challenge
Rising demand, limited supply Nigeria’s housing crisis worsens daily as population growth and rapid urbanisation outpace supply. Lagos illustrates the...
Read moreDetailsVictor Ogiemwonyi, a retired investment banker, is a former Governing Council member of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE), now Nigerian Exchange Group (NGX Group). He sent this contribution from Ikoyi, Lagos. He can be reached via comment@businessamlive.com and marketconversations.substack.com
Rising demand, limited supply Nigeria’s housing crisis worsens daily as population growth and rapid urbanisation outpace supply. Lagos illustrates the...
Read moreDetailsA bold contrarian move The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) shocked markets on September 22 with a 350 basis points...
Read moreDetailsA living wage is more than a budgetary consideration. While it may appear as an expenditure from one end, it...
Read moreDetailsThe urgency of poverty in Nigeria Poverty in Nigeria is alarmingly high, with some estimates suggesting that over 70 percent...
Read moreDetailsTalent abroad, failure at home Nigerian footballers shine in Europe’s top leagues, yet we cannot assemble a team to qualify...
Read moreDetailsThe new fiscal space for states The removal of petrol subsidy and the alignment of the naira with market...
Read moreDetailsA new era of global alignment On June 1st, 2026, the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) implemented a T+1 settlement cycle, meaning...
Read moreDetailsFor many years, we have witnessed the widespread misuse of ex parte orders by certain judges in Nigerian courts. This...
Read moreDetailsIn December 2025, I wrote about the urgent need to create consumer credit leverage for the Nigerian economy. The...
Read moreDetailsBanks are unique businesses. The value of their largest assets is determined entirely by the performance of their customers. A...
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