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BUSINESSJul 12Nigeria SEC admits nine crypto firms for regulatory incubation programmeNigeria's Securities and Exchange Commission has accepted nine cryptocurrency firms into a regulatory incubation program. This move aims to integrate and oversee crypto operations within the country's financial framework.cnbcafrica.com · South Africa
BUSINESSJul 12Nigeria Eurobond Rally Signals Changing Perception Of Sovereign RiskA rally in Nigeria's Eurobond market indicates a shift in the perception of the nation's sovereign risk. This suggests an improvement in investor confidence in Nigeria's financial stability.naija247news.com · Nigeria
BUSINESSJul 12FX Intelligence : Naira Stability Reprices Nigeria Frontier Investment Risk As Currency Premium Nears ZeroThe stability of the Naira currency in Nigeria is leading to a re-evaluation of investment risk in the region. This is due to the currency premium approaching zero, indicating changes in the financial landscape.naija247news.com · Nigeria
BUSINESSJul 12FX Intelligence : Nigeria Vanishing FX Premium Signals Structural Reset In Dollar Market ArchitectureNigeria's foreign exchange premium is reportedly vanishing, signaling a structural reset in the country's dollar market architecture. This indicates a significant shift in Nigeria's economic and financial landscape.naija247news.com · Nigeria
BUSINESSJul 12When Dead SIMs Died: How the NCC clean-up made Nigerian telecoms more honestBy Lanre Basamta There are moments in the life of an industry when progress does not look like growth. It looks like a subtraction. It looks like pain. It looks like a sudden fall in numbers that once gave comfort to executives, investors, regulators, advertisers and the public. That is what happened to Nigeria’s telecommunications sector […] The post When Dead SIMs Died: How the NCC clean-up made Nigerian telecoms more honest appeared first on Vanguard News.Vanguard Nigeria
BUSINESSJul 11‘Why foreign airlines rule Nigeria’s skies’By Dickson Omobola Chief Commercial Officer of United Nigeria Airlines, Mr Adedayo Olawuyi, has fingered the dominance of foreign carriers in Nigeria’s aviation market to the weakness of domestic airlines, saying the country lacks strong local and regional operators capable of competing effectively. Olawuyi said airlines such as Emirates, Qatar Airways, Ethiopian Airlines and Asky Airlines continue […] The post ‘Why foreign airlines rule Nigeria’s skies’ appeared first on Vanguard News.Vanguard Nigeria
BUSINESSJul 11‘Why foreign airlines rule Nigeria’s skies’By Dickson Omobola Chief Commercial Officer of United Nigeria Airlines, Mr Adedayo Olawuyi, has fingered the dominance of foreign carriers in Nigeria’s aviation market to the weakness of domestic airlines, saying the country lacks strong local and regional operators capable of competing effectively. Olawuyi said airlines such as Emirates, Qatar Airways, Ethiopian Airlines and Asky […] The post ‘Why foreign airlines rule Nigeria’s skies’ appeared first on Vanguard News.Vanguard Nigeria
BUSINESSJul 11‘Why foreign airlines rule Nigeria’s skies’"Look at what is happening in Dubai, in Doha, you will see the multiplier effect of what a proper connecting airport can do for the country.” The post ‘Why foreign airlines rule Nigeria’s skies’ appeared first on Vanguard News.Vanguard Nigeria
BUSINESSJul 11The $7bn Root: Orchestrating Nigeria’s cassava industrialisation, export revolutionMost reports have it that industrial ethanol is the silent, indispensable engine driving several of Nigeria’s most resilient manufacturing sectors The post The $7bn Root: Orchestrating Nigeria’s cassava industrialisation, export revolution appeared first on Vanguard News.Vanguard Nigeria
BUSINESSJul 11Digital payments driving Nigeria’s $11bn food service industryA new study has revealed that digital payment infrastructure is transforming Nigeria’s food service industry, helping businesses overcome operational challenges The post Digital payments driving Nigeria’s $11bn food service industry appeared first on Vanguard News.Vanguard Nigeria
BUSINESSJul 10How to sell gift cards at the highest rate in NigeriaWant top value for your gift cards? Learn what affects rates, insider tips, and the best platform to sell gift cards at the highest rate in Nigeria. The post How to sell gift cards at the highest rate in Nigeria appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.Premium Times
BUSINESSJul 10Nigeria Serves The World Best Coffee , Says One54 Africa AkbarOne54 Africa Akbar has stated that Nigeria serves the world's best coffee. This is a promotional claim about Nigerian coffee.leadership.ng · Nigeria
BUSINESSJul 10Nigeria-UAE economic comparisons fuel false $500bn debt claimsThe claim generated mixed reactions, with many users blaming Nigeria's economic challenges on poor leadership. The post Nigeria-UAE economic comparisons fuel false $500bn debt claims appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.Premium Times
BUSINESSJul 10SPECIAL REPORT: How soaring cooking gas prices are squeezing Nigerian households, businessesA PREMIUM TIMES nationwide survey shows how global supply disruptions and longstanding domestic bottlenecks combined to drive up the cost of Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG), leaving consumers and businesses under severe pressure. The post SPECIAL REPORT: How soaring cooking gas prices are squeezing Nigerian households, businesses appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.Premium Times
BUSINESSJul 10MSS sets to train 100 young Nigerians in industry related skillsBy Peter Egwuatu Mobile Screens and Sounds (MSS), one of Nigeria’s leading technical production companies, has concluded an arrangement to train100 young Nigerians in industry related skills, screen and live event production as part of its Corporate Social Responsibility, CSR. This is coming following the launch of the MSS Event Tech Academy, a 10-week hybrid training, […] The post MSS sets to train 100 young Nigerians in industry related skills appeared first on Vanguard News.Vanguard Nigeria
BUSINESSJul 10S&P Dow Jones places Nigeria on 2027 Frontier Market WatchlistBy Peter Egwuatu & Yinka Kolawole Nigeria’s capital market has received a significant boost after S&P Dow Jones Indices (S&P DJI) placed the country on its 2027 Country Classification Watchlist for potential reclassification from a Standalone Market to a Frontier Market, citing improvements in the country’s regulatory environment and market integrity. This is even as Bloomberg ranked […] The post S&P Dow Jones places Nigeria on 2027 Frontier Market Watchlist appeared first on Vanguard News.Vanguard Nigeria
BUSINESSJul 10Nigeria solid minerals exports hit N354bnBy Gabriel Ewepu Nigeria’s solid minerals exports have sustained uptrend rising to N354 billion in 2025, up by 2018 percent from N117.29 billion recorded in 2023. The figure for nine months 2024 was N199.6 billion with full year estimated to be over N266 billion. Similarly, revenue generated for the Federation Account climbed to over N70 billion, […] The post Nigeria solid minerals exports hit N354bn appeared first on Vanguard News.Vanguard Nigeria
BUSINESSJul 10Rent trap : How landlords , agents are pushing Nigerians deeperThis article discusses how landlords and agents are exacerbating a 'rent trap' situation, pushing Nigerians into deeper financial difficulties. It highlights a pressing socio-economic issue related to housing.thesun.ng
BUSINESSJul 9Dangote Refinery PMS Price Cuts Ease Fuel Costs in NigeriaPrice reductions by the Dangote Refinery are alleviating fuel expenses in Nigeria. This directly impacts consumer costs and the regional economy.zalebs.com · South Africa
BUSINESSJul 9Nigeria’s solid minerals exports reached ₦354bn in 2025 – SMDFSector Generated Over ₦108bn for Federation in Two Years, Grew 33.5% in 2025 By Gabriel Ewepu ABUJA — The Executive Secretary and Chief Executive Officer of the Solid Minerals Development Fund (SMDF), Hajiya Fatima Shinkafi, says Nigeria’s solid minerals exports reached ₦354 billion in 2025, as the sector recorded significant growth under ongoing reforms. Shinkafi […] The post Nigeria’s solid minerals exports reached ₦354bn in 2025 – SMDF appeared first on Vanguard News.Vanguard Nigeria
BUSINESSJul 9Rising cost of essentials to push more Nigerians into poverty — IMF•Maintains forecast for Nigeria’s GDP at 4.1% in 2026, 4.3% in 2027 •Says improved macroeconomic stability supports Nigeria’s economy By Babajide Komolafe, Economy Editor The International Monetary Fund, IMF, has warned that rising prices of essential goods will deepen poverty and food insecurity in Nigeria despite improved macroeconomic stability, even as it maintained growth forecasts for […] The post Rising cost of essentials to push more Nigerians into poverty — IMF appeared first on Vanguard News.Vanguard Nigeria
BUSINESSJul 9Emem Usoro : The Quiet Banking Amazon at Nigeria Central Bank – THISDAYLIVEThis article profiles Emem Usoro, highlighting her significant role and influence within the Nigeria Central Bank. It provides insight into a notable individual in the financial sector.thisdaylive.com · Nigeria
BUSINESSJul 8Why UK Company Formation Is Becoming a Strategic Move for Nigerian EntrepreneursNigerian entrepreneurship has never been more ambitious. Across sectors including financial technology, software development, professional services, manufacturing and e-commerce, Nigerian businesses are increasingly looking beyond domestic markets and building organisations designed to compete internationally. Technology has made that ambition more achievable than ever before. Cloud computing, artificial intelligence, digital payment platforms and remote collaboration tools […] The post Why UK Company Formation Is Becoming a Strategic Move for Nigerian Entrepreneurs appeared first on VanVanguard Nigeria
BUSINESSJul 8Sénégal, Nigeria, Angola… Ces nouvelles « dettes cachées » qui inquiètent le FMI et les agences notationsDe plus en plus d’États africains recourent à des produits dérivés, les total return swaps, pour se financer à moindre coût. Une stratégie considérée comme risquée par le FMI, Moody’s et Fitch ratings. Explications.Jeune Afrique
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