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Nigeria Moves to Tap $3.5trn Global Halal Economy

Nigeria is taking steps to position itself for a bigger share of the fast growing global halal economy estimated at several trillion dollars in value. The federal government and private sector stakeholders are working together to build structures that will allow the country to benefit from halal trade investment and finance opportunities. President Bola Tinubu earlier this year launched Nigeria's National Halal Economy Strategy in Abuja. The policy is designed to help Nigeria tap into the global halal market valued at about 7.7 trillion dollars by promoting standards certification and investments in halal compliant products and services. According to government projections the strategy could add around 1.5 billion dollars to Nigeria's Gross Domestic Product by 2027 and unlock up to 12 billion dollars in wider economic value over the next decade. Officials say it will strengthen food security deepen industrial […]

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Nigeria Launches Landmark ISO Standard to Bolster Anti-Fraud Framework

Nigeria has unveiled a groundbreaking anti-fraud framework with the official launch of the ISO 37003:2025 Fraud Control Management Systems standard, in partnership with the British Standards Institution (BSI). The landmark initiative, coordinated by the Standards Organisation of Nigeria (SON), was launched in Abuja by the Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment, Dr. Jumoke Oduwole, represented by Jachinma Agu, deputy director of reforms. Oduwole described the standard as more than just another regulation, but a “collective resolve to shield Nigeria’s economy from fraud — a hidden tax on development.” “Fraud increases the cost of doing business, erodes investor confidence, stifles innovation, and undermines public trust,” she said. According to the minister, ISO 37003:2025 equips organisations to identify fraud risks, apply proportionate controls, detect illicit activities, and respond swiftly to incidents. She urged both government agencies and private firms to adopt the […]

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Can Nigeria Hit Its $1 Trillion Economy Goal by 2030? Unemployment Crisis Threatens Progress

Nigeria’s $1 Trillion Economy Ambition: How Unemployment Could Derail Progress Nigeria’s bold vision to achieve a $1 trillion economy by 2030 is under severe threat, with experts warning that worsening unemployment and underemployment rates could derail the initiative. As graduates flood an oversaturated job market and companies downsize amid economic pressures, the nation’s labor crisis is reaching a tipping point. The Unemployment Time Bomb Recent data from the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) reveals a labor force participation rate of 79.5% in Q2 2024, with rural areas (83.2%) outperforming urban zones (73.2%). While the employment-to-population ratio rose to 76.1%, these figures mask harsh realities: stagnant wages, factory closures, and a growing reliance on loans to survive. Dr. Muda Yusuf, Director of the Centre for Promotion of Private Enterprise (CPPE), highlights alarming trends: “Key sectors like agriculture, manufacturing, and trade—critical for […]

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