Nigeria’s electric car conversation has moved away from “will EVs ever come?” A more practical question: where do you plug

If you drive in Nigeria, car insurance is not something you can ignore until a police checkpoint reminds you. The

Nigerians spent more on foreign cars in the first half of 2026 than any time in recent memory. According to

On 1 October 2026, Nigerians were promised cheap transport. After a meeting of the Nigerian Governors’ Forum in August, President

With petrol still eating up a large portion of the monthly budget, more Nigerian motorists are asking the same question:

Nigeria’s push for electric and CNG vehicles has hit a regulatory checkpoint. On 27 October 2026, the House of Representatives

Petrol is still the biggest line item in the monthly budget of most Nigerian drivers, and data as of mid-October

With new and foreign-used vehicles becoming more expensive every year, a car loan in Nigeria is no longer a niche

With petrol hovering around N1,365 per liter in some parts of the north and the cost of keeping a commercial

The Federal Government of Nigeria has tightened its “Nigeria First” rules for vehicles: Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs) must now