BUSINESS
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FGN’s 14.96% Retail Bond: Safe Income or Inflation Illusion?
The Federal Government is offering two retail savings bonds at 13.96 per cent and 14.96 per cent, with entry from…
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FirstBank Backs Women Entrepreneurs with ₦10m Spark A Gem Grants
First Bank of Nigeria Limited has strengthened its women’s economic-empowerment proposition with the launch of the Spark A Gem Challenge,…
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NAICOM Confirms 43 Insurers as Recapitalisation Deadline Forces Market Reset
NAICOM has confirmed 43 insurance and reinsurance companies as compliant with NIIRA 2025 capital requirements, while eight more await final…
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From ₦209 to ₦130: Can MAN’s Power Company Reignite Southeast Industry?
MAN has launched an ambitious dedicated-power initiative targeting electricity at ₦130 per unit for manufacturers across Anambra, Enugu and Ebonyi.…
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Nigerian Breweries’ ₦93bn Comeback: Can an Iconic Consumer Brand Outgrow the Cost-of-Living Crisis?
Nigerian Breweries has returned to profit, erased its accumulated deficit and transformed debt into net cash. But beneath the celebratory…
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CAC Business Letter Requirements 2026: Why Your Letterhead Could Break the Law
From August 1, 2026, the CAC is enforcing long-standing CAMA rules on the details Nigerian companies must display on business…
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Five Banks Control 57% of the System: Can They Finance Nigeria’s Economic Future?
Access Bank, GTBank, FirstBank, UBA and Zenith Bank controlled ₦94.87 trillion—or 57.19 per cent—of Nigeria’s banking assets at the end…
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United Capital’s Profit Surges 80% as Digital Scale, Cost Discipline Pay Off
United Capital recorded an 80 per cent increase in first-half profit before tax to ₦24.78 billion, supported by stronger fee…
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Customs Begins 2026 Tariff Reforms: Can Nigeria Lower Trade Costs and Raise Revenue?
Nigeria Customs has commenced implementation of the 2026 tariff amendments covering imports, exports, excise duties and environmental surcharges. The real…
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The 30-Cent Factory: How Nigeria’s Electricity Costs Are Pricing Manufacturers Out of Global Markets
Nigerian manufacturers reportedly pay about 15 US cents per kilowatt-hour on the grid and close to 30 cents when diesel…
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