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Investors Bid ₦1.73tn for Nigerian Government Bonds
Investors submitted ₦1.73tn worth of bids for Federal Government bonds, underscoring strong demand for Nigerian debt instruments.
Read moreNigeria’s 36 States Budget ₦40tn as Capital Spending Falls
State budgets have surged to about ₦40tn in 2026, yet the fall in capital spending raises questions about what Nigerians...
Read moreNigerians Abroad Send $1.29bn Home in First Quarter 2026
Nigerians abroad sent a record $1.29bn through international money transfer operators in the first quarter, highlighting the growing importance of...
Read moreInflation Eases to 15.43% but Food Prices Still Put Pressure on Nigerians
Nigeria's inflation rate eased to 15.43% in July 2026, but rising food prices continue to put pressure on household budgets.
Read moreSEC Clears Three Crypto Firms as Nigeria Tightens Digital Asset Regulation
Nigeria's SEC has admitted three virtual asset service providers into its regulatory programme as the country tightens oversight of cryptocurrency.
Read moreNigeria’s 70:30 Oil Deal: Smart Investment Gamble or Another Giveaway?
Nigeria wants investors back in deepwater oil. Its new 70:30 profit oil incentive could unlock billions, but the real test...
Read moreFCMB Elevates FastCash Limit to N500,000 for Instant Credit Access
First City Monument Bank has upgraded its digital lending portfolio by raising the maximum limit on its FastCash instant loan...
Read moreAMMON Drops Lawsuit, Unlocks 1.55m Smart Meters
The Association of Meter Manufacturers of Nigeria has officially discontinued its legal battle against the Federal Government, clearing the path...
Read moreAiyedatiwa, Dangote Fast-Track Olokola Industrial Hub
LAGOS — In a move aimed at positioning Ondo State as Nigeria’s premier industrial and maritime powerhouse, Governor Lucky Orimisan...
Read moreFrom Bean to Brand: Nigeria and Allies Launch Cocoa Alliance
In a landmark shift for the global chocolate industry, four of Africa’s leading cocoa-producing nations—Nigeria, Ghana, Côte d’Ivoire, and Cameroon...
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