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Why more Nigerians are investing instead of saving

6+ hour, 12+ min ago   (571+ words) Saving your money used to be the smartest financial advice. Today, many Nigerians believe it's the fastest way to lose purchasing power. The price of food changes almost every day, transport costs refuse to stay still, and rent keeps climbing....

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theradar.ng > lifestyle > 11-ways-nigerians-are-cutting-household-expenses-without-sacrificing-comfort

11 ways Nigerians are cutting household expenses without sacrificing comfort

12+ hour, 32+ min ago   (736+ words) With food prices climbing, electricity costs rising, and transport swallowing a huge part of monthly income, many Nigerians assumed comfort had become a luxury. Across the country, people are quietly finding clever ways to spend less while still enjoying a…...

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theradar.ng > lifestyle > 10-smart-ways-young-nigerians-are-building-emergency-funds-despite-inflation

10 smart ways young Nigerians are building emergency funds despite inflation

5+ day, 12+ hour ago   (522+ words) You think saving money in Nigeria is impossible? That's exactly what inflation wants you to believe. Yet thousands of young Nigerians are quietly building emergency funds, even while food prices, transport fares and rent keep climbing. The secret isn't earning…...

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theradar.ng > business > imf-says-nigerias-economy-will-grow-41percent-in-2026but-what-does-that-actually-mean-for-your-pocket

IMF says Nigeria's economy will grow 4.1% in 2026—but what does that actually mean for your pocket?

2+ week, 2+ day ago   (604+ words) When the International Monetary Fund (IMF) says Nigeria's economy is expected to grow by 4.1% in 2026, the headline sounds like good news. Economic growth is usually associated with more jobs, stronger businesses and higher incomes. But for many Nigerians, there's one…...

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theradar.ng > lifestyle > inflation-drops-to-1593percent-9-smart-ways-nigerians-can-spend-less-on-food-and-transport-this-month

Inflation drops to 15.93%: 9 ways Nigerians can spend less on food and transport this month

3+ week, 2+ day ago   (534+ words) Inflation may be slowing, but your market bill probably hasn't received the memo. If you've walked through a Nigerian market recently or priced transport for your daily commute, you've likely noticed that your money still disappears faster than expected. According…...

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theradar.ng > lifestyle > 7-proven-naira-saving-strategies-to-make-your-salary-last-longer-in-nigeria

7 proven naira-saving strategies to make your salary last longer in Nigeria

1+ mon, 2+ week ago   (719+ words) You know things are tough when a quick trip to buy bread, eggs, and transport fare somehow empties your wallet. Across Nigeria, many people are discovering that the old money habits no longer work. What used to last a week…...

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theradar.ng > business > private-sector-pushes-against-n100000-minimum-wage-proposal-warns-of-pressure-on-smes

Private sector pushes against N100,000 minimum wage proposal, warns of pressure on SMEs

1+ mon, 3+ week ago   (809+ words) Nigeria's organised private sector has expressed concerns over growing calls for a N100,000 minimum wage, warning that many businesses, especially small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), may be unable to sustain such a pay increase under current economic conditions. The concerns come…...

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theradar.ng > news > ngf-weighs-n100000-minimum-wage-for-nigerian-workers-amid-inflation-surge

NGF weighs N100,000 minimum wage for Nigerian workers amid inflation surge

1+ mon, 3+ week ago   (325+ words) State governors across Nigeria are considering a new national minimum wage of N100,000 as workers continue to struggle with rising living costs and persistent inflation. The Chairman of the Nigeria Governors’ Forum (NGF) and Governor of Kwara State, AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq, disclosed…...