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Business · Premium Times ·Stakeholders seek national coffee policy as Nigeria battles production gaps
Stakeholders are calling for a national coffee policy as Nigeria faces gaps in coffee production. The headline points to concerns about the country’s production capacity and a push for coordinated policy, but does not specify the proposed measures or the scale of the shortfall.
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Business · BusinessDay ·Nigeria @66: IFL calls for institutional reforms to drive Nigeria’s growth agenda
As Nigeria marks its 66th anniversary, IFL has called for institutional reforms to support the country’s growth agenda, according to BusinessDay.
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Business · BusinessDay ·Businesses count losses, residents groan as Amuwo-Odofin industrial estate roads crumble
Businesses in Amuwo-Odofin industrial estate are counting losses as its roads crumble, while residents face worsening conditions. The headline highlights the impact of deteriorating road infrastructure on commercial activity and daily life in the area, without specifying the scale of losses or the residents’ particular difficulties.
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Business · BusinessDay ·Youth-led initiative seeks economic opportunities for recycle textiles
A youth-led initiative is seeking to create economic opportunities through recycled textiles. The headline points to an effort to link textile recycling with income generation, but does not specify the initiative’s location, participants, or plans.
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Business · Leadership News ·NIMASA Automates Ship Registry To Boost Nigerian Flag Competitiveness
NIMASA has automated its ship registry as part of efforts to improve the competitiveness of the Nigerian flag. The headline provides no further details about the system or how the change will affect ship operators.
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Business · BusinessDay ·The Missing Middle of Financial Structure – Why infrastructure doesn’t need more money. It needs the right money
The headline argues that infrastructure development may be constrained less by the total amount of available funding than by whether financing is structured to meet projects’ needs. It highlights a missing middle in financial structure as a key issue.
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Business · BusinessDay ·Non-oil export: Niger Delta is at advantage with cocoa, rubber, palm oil, cassava
The Niger Delta is positioned to benefit from non-oil export opportunities through commodities including cocoa, rubber, palm oil and cassava. The headline highlights the region’s advantage in these agricultural products as Nigeria seeks to expand exports beyond oil.
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Business · BusinessDay ·Nigerian SMEs need structural readiness and record-keeping before debt capital – Femi-Pearse
Femi-Pearse says Nigerian small and medium-sized enterprises should establish sound structures and maintain proper records before seeking debt capital, highlighting preparation as a prerequisite for accessing this form of financing.
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Business · Nigerian Tribune ·NPA moves to cut export bottlenecks, targets forex inflows
The Nigerian Ports Authority is taking steps to reduce bottlenecks affecting exports, with the aim of increasing foreign exchange inflows. The headline does not specify the measures involved or the expected scale of the impact.
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Business · Nigerian Tribune ·Over N100m spent on Ekiti farmers’ cash prizes — Afe Babalola
Afe Babalola has said that more than N100 million was spent on cash prizes for farmers in Ekiti State. The headline does not provide further details about the recipients or the occasion.
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Business · Nigerian Tribune ·Gbagi-Ogunpa traders seek Makinde’s intervention over market infrastructure
Traders at Gbagi-Ogunpa market are seeking Makinde’s intervention over market infrastructure. The headline does not specify which facilities or services are at issue, or what measures the traders want taken.
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Business · Nairametrics ·
The readiness gap: Why African families must prepare children before they inherit
The article examines the gap between inheritance and preparedness, focusing on why African families may need to prepare children before passing on wealth. It centres on readiness for the responsibilities associated with inheritance.
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Business · BusinessDay ·Anambra eyes liquefied petroleum gas production with planned refinery
Anambra is planning a refinery intended to support liquefied petroleum gas production in the state. The headline indicates that the project is at the planning stage; it does not specify its location, timeline, capacity or expected impact.
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Business · Nairametrics ·
Meet the Chief Risk Officers behind Nigeria’s most capitalized banks in 2026
Nairametrics profiles the chief risk officers serving at Nigeria’s most capitalized banks in 2026. The headline identifies these executives and their association with the country’s leading banks by capitalization, without specifying further details about their backgrounds or responsibilities.
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Business · BusinessDay ·LAIF, The Loeries enter into partnership to strengthen governance, technical capability
The Lagos Advertising and Ideas Festival (LAIF) has partnered with The Loeries in an effort to strengthen governance and technical capability. The headline does not specify the partnership’s arrangements, timeline or the particular areas of capability development.
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Business · BusinessDay ·Why homebuyers interest in Lagos mortgage remains sub-optimal despite low interest rate
BusinessDay examines why homebuyers’ interest in mortgages in Lagos remains subdued despite low interest rates. The headline points to a gap between borrowing costs and buyer demand, but does not specify the factors behind that limited interest.
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Business · BusinessDay ·Oil palm growers show how group stimulates Rivers’ economy
The headline highlights how a group of oil palm growers is demonstrating the role collective agricultural activity can play in stimulating Rivers State’s economy. It points to the group’s economic relevance without specifying the mechanisms or scale of its contribution.
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Business · Nairametrics ·
Nigeria cannot import its way out of high petrol costs
The headline argues that importing petrol alone will not resolve Nigeria’s high fuel costs. It points to the limits of relying on imported supply as a solution, while leaving the specific causes of those costs and any proposed alternatives unclear.
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Business · BusinessDay ·EWA to boost African tourism development with bankable projects
EWA plans to support tourism development across Africa by promoting bankable projects. The headline does not specify the projects, funding arrangements or countries involved.
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Business · Leadership News ·
Green Ports: Operator Seeks Urgent Action To Decarbonise Nigeria’s Maritime Sector
A maritime-sector operator is calling for urgent measures to reduce carbon emissions across Nigeria’s maritime industry and advance greener ports and operations. The headline does not specify the proposed actions or timeline.
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