BUSINESS
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Nigeria’s Digital Consumer Trap: Can AI Turn the Country from Buyer to Builder?
Nigeria has become one of Africa’s largest markets for digital devices, platforms and AI tools, yet much of the infrastructure,…
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Cross River to train 1,000 youths on electric vehicle repairs, maintenance
Aruku said the training programme would, therefore, not only create employment opportunities but also build the technical ecosystem needed to…
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Moniepoint CEO to Chair Askya AI Programme Offering Up to $200,000 Each to 10 African Startups
Ten African AI startups stand to receive up to $200,000 each through the Askya AI Growth Platform, with Moniepoint Chief…
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GDP Growth Accelerates, but Nigeria’s MSMEs Need a Fairer Deal
Nigeria’s 4.43 per cent Q2 growth is encouraging, but a sharp industrial slowdown exposes the deeper test: converting stronger oil…
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Dangote Refinery’s ₦2.15trn People’s IPO: Is This Industrial Democracy?
Dangote Refinery’s ₦2.15 trillion public offer could bring ordinary Nigerians into a major industrial enterprise for as little as ₦5,250.…
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PAPSS Targets Seamless Cross-Border Payments for Africa’s Creative Economy
PAPSS is moving beyond conventional trade payments to tackle the financial barriers confronting African creators. Its emerging ecosystem targets royalties,…
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NIA Expands Technical Architecture with Agriculture, Reinsurance Committees to Deepen Market Capacity
The Nigerian Insurers Association has inaugurated technical committees for agricultural insurance and reinsurance, creating platforms to improve underwriting, claims practice…
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Sage Grey Charts Path from Corporate Finance Adviser to Listed Commercial Bank
Sage Grey Finance Ltd. has marked its tenth anniversary with an ambitious declaration of intent: deepen financing across Nigeria’s manufacturing…
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Why NAICOM’s Universal Insurance Licence Revocation Needs Review – ASHON
The revocation of Universal Insurance Plc’s operating licence has become a test of whether Nigeria’s regulators can protect policyholders, preserve…
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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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