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Why Access Holdings Did Not Pay Dividend Despite Strong 2025 Earnings
Access Holdings says its failure to pay dividends for 2025 was not due to weak earnings or liquidity constraints, but…
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The Brewing Storm Within the North: Inside the Power Struggle Rocking the ACF
At the heart of the crisis lies a fundamental question: who truly holds the reins of authority within the ACF?…
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FG Targets Student Accommodation Crisis With ₦250bn Hostel Intervention
The Federal Government has approved ₦250 billion for student hostel construction across tertiary institutions, targeting at least 50 schools as…
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Nigeria’s Telecoms Pulse: Active Voice Subscribers Hit 179.6m as Internet Users Rise to 148.2m
Nigeria’s active voice subscriptions rose to 179.6 million in Q4 2025, while active internet users climbed to 148.2 million, according…
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Otti’s Azumini-Obeaku Seaport Vision: Can Abia Build a Corridor to the Atlantic?
The proposed location, according to Otti, is about 19 nautical miles from the high sea. That makes the technical study…
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Nigeria’s Consumer Protection System Gets New FCCPC-NAFDAC Coordination Deal
FCCPC and NAFDAC have signed a renewed MoU to improve consumer complaints handling, strengthen enforcement and reduce confusion for Nigerians…
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NLNG Expands Prize Legacy With 98 Entries for Creative Arts Maiden Edition
NLNG’s maiden Nigeria Prize for Creative Arts has received 98 documentary film entries from young Nigerians, expanding the company’s long-running…
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Senate Restricts Presidency, Principal Offices to Ranking Lawmakers Ahead of 2027
Nigeria’s Senate has amended its standing rules to prioritise ranking senators for presiding and principal offices, a move supporters call…
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LBIC Profit Rises 43% to ₦1.66bn, Targets Digital Growth
LBIC reported ₦1.655 billion profit before tax for 2025, driven by strong earnings, deposit growth and a 161 per cent…
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