BUSINESS
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Data: Globacom Made Every Second Count, Can it Lead Nigeria’s Second Telecom Revolution?
Twenty-three years after it made every second count, Globacom’s sharp rise in data subscriptions has revived an audacious possibility: that…
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Where Is the $300m? EFCC Asked to Probe River Park Investment Claim
A Nigerian-led JonahCapital faction wants the EFCC to trace an alleged $300 million investment in River Park Estate as the…
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SEC Fixes 5PM Deadline for T+1 Settlement of Equities, Commodities
SEC’s new 5:00 p.m. T+1 funding deadline promises faster, safer settlement—but puts brokers, custodians and investors under tighter operational discipline.
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Cross River’s $1.075bn 16 Projects Investment Promise
Governor Bassey Otu has assembled one of Nigeria’s boldest subnational investment portfolios. Its true value will be measured by how…
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From B’Odogwu to Africa: Nigeria’s PPP Model Powers $3.1bn AfCFTA Customs Ambition
Nigeria’s indigenous B’Odogwu customs platform and PPP framework have become the model for a proposed $3.1 billion AfCFTA project—a landmark…
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Bigger Banks, Broader Impact: CIBN Pushes for MSME Lending
CIBN has challenged recapitalised banks to move beyond larger balance sheets and deploy fresh capital into MSMEs, productive sectors and…
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Nigeria NOW! Global Investors Expo Courts Global Capital
Nigeria will bring global investors to Abuja for the maiden Nigeria NOW! investment expo, showcasing opportunities across energy, mining and…
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₦239bn in Limbo: SEC Moves to Reconnect Nigerian Families With Lost Dividends
About ₦239 billion in Nigerian dividends is estimated to remain unclaimed, with inherited investments forming part of the problem. SEC's…
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First HoldCo Hits ₦140, Tops ₦6.3trn: Is This the Otedola Effect—or Something Bigger?
First HoldCo has rocketed 192.3 per cent to ₦140, valuing the group at ₦6.37 trillion as Femi Otedola raises his…
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U.S. Consulate Trains 200 Nigerian Entrepreneurs to Build Manufacturing Businesses
More than 200 Nigerian entrepreneurs have completed a U.S.-supported manufacturing incubation programme in Lagos. The bigger opportunity now lies beyond…
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