BRAND REPORT
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Dangote Cement, MTN, First HoldCo and Zenith Lead Nigeria’s FTSE Comeback
FTSE Russell has selected ten Nigerian large-cap companies ahead of the country’s September 21 return to Frontier Market status. The…
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Cross River’s IGR Doubles—but Can It Break the FAAC Dependency?
Cross River has more than doubled internally generated revenue and is targeting ₦64 billion in 2026. The deeper test is…
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WhatsApp New Charges Force Nigerian Businesses to Rethink Digital Operations
Meta’s October pricing change will make previously free service replies and qualifying utility messages billable for organisations using the WhatsApp…
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Uber’s Last Ride: The Nigerian Experience and What’s Left Behind
After 12 years of teaching Nigerians to summon a car with a tap, Uber has switched off its service as…
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Oyetola’s ₦1.83trn Blue Economy Scorecard: From Revenue Growth to Trade Advantage
Oyetola blue economy scorecard, Nigeria maritime revenue, Adegboyega Oyetola, Bolaji Akinola, marine and blue economy Nigeria, Nigerian port reforms, NPERA,…
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Insurance Recapitalisation, How Can Nigeria’s Insurers Convert Capital into Growth and Profitability?
Nigeria’s insurance recapitalisation has created stronger balance sheets. The harder race is converting fresh capital into profitable underwriting, new customers,…
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Nigeria’s 90,000km Fibre Bet: Can Project BRIDGE Turn Connectivity into Innovation?
Nigeria is preparing a 90,000-kilometre open-access fibre network that could transform connectivity across all 774 local government areas. Its success,…
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CBN’s Vision 2028 Puts Digital Payments at the Centre of Nigeria’s Inclusion Drive
The CBN wants Nigerians to embrace agent banking, POS, mobile money, USSD, digital wallets and QR payments. But genuine inclusion…
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GTI Report Exposes the Structural Failures Driving Lagos’ Housing Crisis
Lagos does not simply have a shortage of houses. It has a deeper mismatch between what residents earn, what developers…
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Cement at ₦15,000: FCCPC Probe Puts Nigeria’s Price Paradox Under Scrutiny
Nigeria has abundant limestone, surplus cement capacity and an export market—yet consumers are paying as much as ₦15,000 per bag.…
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