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What Plunging Oil Prices Mean for Nigeria
Nigeria’s premium oil grade, Bonny Light, dropped by 5.09% to $59.62 per barrel on Wednesday 9 April, signalling significant challenges for the nation’s economy. The decline comes amidst global trade tensions between the United States and China, alongside OPEC's decision to increase oil production, all of which pose a significant risk to Nigeria’s economic stability.
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Why the Naira has Strengthened in 2025
The naira has been appreciating steadily in the official foreign exchange (FX) market over the past few months, driven by significant dollar inflows, particularly from the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN).
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Why you should Invest in UK Real Estate in 2025
With rising prices and shifting tax policies, investors are paying close attention. While increasing values signal strong demand, they also raise concerns about affordability and long-term returns. So, is UK real estate still a smart investment in 2025?
Marketing
UK real estate
UK House Price Index: January 2025
Zoopla's House Price Index, a trusted resource in the UK real estate industry, reveals that the UK housing market has kicked off 2025 with a significant upswing. Zoopla, a leading UK property platform, is renowned for its real estate insights, market analysis, and property valuations, providing a comprehensive view of current market trends.
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UK real estate
Lagos vs. London/ Lagos vs Birmingham: Which Market Delivers the Best Returns?
The real estate market is about numbers—rental income, occupancy rates, and long-term value. While Lagos remains a familiar and lucrative playground for Nigerian investors, the UK, particularly London and Birmingham, offers unique advantages such as stability, security, and consistent returns. In Lagos, rental prices have surged 91% in five years, with two-bedroom apartments in choice areas exceeding ₦1 million annually. The short-let property market has seen remarkable progress in recent times, recording a massive ₦264.3 billion in 2024, but a closer look reveals a market heavily dependent on peak seasons.