Nigerian business executives and a foreign investor discussing Nigeria's 2026 tax reforms, foreign direct investment (FDI), tax policies and investment opportunities in a Lagos office overlooking a commercial port.
Worried Nigerian motorist at a petrol station displaying petrol at ₦1,300 and diesel at ₦2,000 amid debate over fuel subsidies and price discounts.
A side-by-side photograph of cars refueling at a modern gas station, showing a green CNG pump displaying ₦350/kg and a red Petrol/PMS pump. Price signs above highlight the comparison, and a background billboard discusses the economic reality for Nigerian drivers.
Nigerian motorist watches a filling station attendant dispense petrol while checking the fuel pump meter for possible under-dispensing.
Fuel attendant refuelling a car in Nigeria beside a board comparing August 2026 petrol prices in Nigeria, Ghana, Benin, Togo and Côte d’Ivoire.
Dangote Refinery IPO at ₦525 per share and ₦65 trillion valuation, illustrating the investment decision facing Nigerian investors.