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Business · ThisDay ·
Nigeria Leads Africa in Stock Market Returns, Up 75.5% in Nine Months, Enters Q4 With Strong Momentum
Nigeria recorded a 75.5% increase in stock market returns over the first nine months of the year, leading African markets. The market entered the fourth quarter with strong momentum, according to the headline.
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Business · Leadership News ·
Workers Shuns Nationwide Strike in Osun
Workers in Osun did not join the nationwide strike, according to the headline. It provides no further details about the workers involved, their reasons for staying away, or the strike’s broader impact in the state.
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Business · ThisDay ·
Shettima: Northwest Petroleum Ready for Changing Energy Era
Vice-President Kashim Shettima says Northwest Petroleum is prepared to adapt to changes in the energy sector. The headline does not specify the company’s plans, the changes involved or the measures underpinning its readiness.
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Business · ThisDay ·
Amaanah Non-Interest Finance Company Opens New Pathways to Ethical Finance, Financial Inclusion
Amaanah Non-Interest Finance Company is opening new pathways focused on ethical finance and financial inclusion. The headline signals the company’s role in expanding access to non-interest financial services, without specifying the initiatives or groups involved.
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Business · ThisDay ·
NNPC, Ogun Move to Revive $10bn OgunLNG Project
NNPC and the Ogun State government are moving to revive the $10 billion OgunLNG project. The headline signals renewed efforts to advance the project but does not specify the steps being taken, the timeline or the project’s current status.
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Business · ThisDay ·
Ken Ife: Nigeria Must Align Economy with ECOWAS Criteria to Lead Planned Single Currency Launch
Ken Ife says Nigeria must bring its economy in line with ECOWAS convergence criteria if it is to lead the bloc’s planned launch of a single currency. The headline signals that meeting regional economic requirements is central to Nigeria’s role in the initiative.
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Business · Leadership News ·
Federal Government Begins Replacement Of 64-Year-Old National Grid Control Centre
The Federal Government has begun replacing Nigeria’s 64-year-old national grid control centre. The headline does not provide details about the project’s timeline, cost or technical scope, but indicates that work to replace the long-serving facility is now underway.
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Business · ThisDay ·
Nigeria at 66: Unlocking Low-hanging Fruit for Economic Growth
As Nigeria marks its 66th anniversary, the headline points to a focus on readily accessible opportunities that could help drive economic growth. It signals discussion of ways to unlock these gains, without specifying the sectors or measures involved.
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Business · The Punch ·
5 questions to ask before investing your money
The headline indicates a guide outlining five questions people should consider before investing their money, helping them assess a potential investment before making a financial commitment.
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Business · The Punch ·
FrieslandCampina director honoured for marketing leadership
A director at FrieslandCampina has received an honour recognising leadership in marketing. The headline does not identify the director, the awarding organisation or further details about the recognition.
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Business · The Punch ·
NMDPRA plans gas distribution licensing round
The Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority plans to hold a licensing round for gas distribution. The move will provide an opportunity for applicants to seek licences in the sector, although the headline does not specify the timetable or other details.
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Business · The Punch ·
MTN Nigeria insider sells stake through NGX
An insider at MTN Nigeria has sold a stake in the company through the Nigerian Exchange (NGX). The headline does not specify the seller, number of shares, value or timing of the transaction.
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Business · The Punch ·
InfraCredit builds capacity as infrastructure pipeline grows
InfraCredit is building its capacity as the pipeline of infrastructure projects grows. The headline indicates the organisation is preparing to support an expanding volume of infrastructure activity, but does not specify the measures involved or the projects concerned.
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Business · Vanguard ·
FAAN, Bi-Courtney differ on approach to aviation revenue
FAAN and Bi-Courtney have differing views on the approach to aviation revenue. The headline does not specify which revenue issues are at stake or what positions either party has taken.
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Business · Vanguard ·
NNPC moves to restructure underperforming assets, boost profitability and returns
NNPC is moving to restructure underperforming assets, aiming to improve profitability and boost returns. The headline does not specify which assets are involved or what steps the restructuring will include.
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Business · The Punch ·
Ekiti targets 50% transport fare cut with CNG buses
Ekiti State is targeting a 50% reduction in transport fares through the use of compressed natural gas (CNG)-powered buses. The headline indicates a fare-reduction goal but provides no details on implementation or timing.
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Business · ThisDay ·
Abia’s Heritage Revival: Turning History, Nature into Tourism Goldmine
The headline points to efforts to revive Abia State’s historical and natural assets and develop them as tourism attractions. It presents the state’s heritage and environment as potential economic resources but does not specify sites, projects, timelines or expected returns.
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Business · ThisDay ·
How NNPC Is Expanding Its Social, Environmental Footprint
The headline indicates that the Nigerian National Petroleum Company is broadening its social and environmental activities. It does not specify the initiatives, locations, scale or outcomes involved.
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Business · The Punch ·
A’Ibom gets equipment for CNG mother station
Akwa Ibom has received equipment intended for a compressed natural gas (CNG) mother station. The headline does not specify who supplied the equipment, where the station will be located or when it is expected to begin operations.
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Business · ThisDay ·
Rebuilding Nigeria’s Free Zones for Next Investment Wave
The headline points to a focus on rebuilding Nigeria’s free zones to prepare them for a new wave of investment. It signals that the zones’ renewal and their role in attracting future investors are central themes, without specifying the proposed measures or expected outcomes.