BUSINESS
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Nigeria Opens N1trn September Bond Offer With 2036, 2038 Tenors
The Federal Government has returned to the domestic debt market with a N1 trillion September bond offer, in a move…
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Can Pay-As-You-Go Distributed Solar Unlock Nigeria’s MSME Productivity?
Mission 300 says distributed solar is critical to reaching more than 70 million Nigerians without electricity. At Sun King’s Lagos…
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No Going Back on Petrol Subsidy, FG Says as Atiku Promises Targeted Relief
The Federal Government says there is no going back on petrol subsidy removal, warning that Atiku Abubakar’s proposed intervention could…
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AI Fraud Detection in Nigerian Banking Can Technology Rebuild Trust Faster Than Regulation Alone
AI can help Nigerian banks detect fraud faster than rule-based systems, but trust will only be rebuilt when predictive technology…
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NBA President Urges Banks to Open Credit Pathways for Female Lawyers to Own Law Firms
The NBA President has challenged banks to open credit pathways for female lawyers who want to own law firms, reframing…
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NAICOM NCAA Partnership Puts Aviation Insurance at Centre of Passenger Safety
NAICOM and NCAA have moved aviation insurance from routine compliance into the centre of Nigeria’s aviation trust architecture, with a…
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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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