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Business · BusinessDay ·
Absa becomes first African bank to offer digital asset custody
Absa has become the first African bank to offer digital asset custody. The service involves holding and safeguarding digital assets, marking the bank’s entry into a new area of financial services.
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Business · BusinessDay ·
Nigeria’s fragmented retail market forces brands back to the neighbourhood
Nigeria’s fragmented retail market is prompting brands to return to neighbourhood-level distribution and sales. The headline points to a shift in how companies reach consumers, as they respond to a retail landscape spread across many smaller, local outlets.
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Business · The Punch ·
NNPC’s oil security claims rise to N11.2tn
The Punch reports that NNPC’s oil security claims have risen to N11.2tn. The headline does not specify the period covered or provide details about what the claims include.
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Business · BusinessDay ·
Cadbury’s 2025 growth puts local sourcing, jobs at centre of economic impact
Cadbury’s growth in 2025 is being framed around its economic impact, with local sourcing and job creation positioned as central priorities. The headline does not specify the scale of growth or employment.
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Business · ThisDay ·
Group Backs NAICOM’s Regulatory Role, Retracts Call for CEO’s Removal
A group has affirmed its support for NAICOM’s regulatory role and withdrawn its earlier call for the agency’s chief executive to be removed, signalling a change in its position.
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Business · ThisDay ·
Fuel Subsidy Removal, FX Policy Aimed At Addressing Longstanding Structural Challenges in Nigeria’s Economy, Says Group
A group says the removal of fuel subsidies and changes to foreign exchange policy are intended to address longstanding structural challenges in Nigeria’s economy. The headline does not specify the group or provide further details about the policies or their expected effects.
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Business · Nairametrics ·
Nigeria’s pension assets grow by N3.8 trillion in eight months—PenCom
PenCom reported that Nigeria’s pension assets grew by N3.8 trillion over an eight-month period. The headline provides the increase and timeframe but does not specify the period’s exact dates or the factors behind the growth.
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Business · Nairametrics ·
British Pound falls to N1,767 as naira extends gains after CBN rate cut
The British pound fell to N1,767 as the naira extended its gains following a Central Bank of Nigeria rate cut. The headline links the currency movements to the policy change but does not specify the trading venue or provide further market details.
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Business · Leadership News ·
Gombe L-PRES Completes Artificial Insemination And Breed Multiplication Centre
Gombe L-PRES has completed an artificial insemination and breed multiplication centre. The headline does not specify the facility’s location, capacity, intended beneficiaries or when it is expected to begin operations.
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Business · The Punch ·
Ekiti deploys CNG buses to cut transport fares by 50%
Ekiti State has deployed compressed natural gas (CNG) buses in an effort to reduce transport fares by 50%. The move is intended to make travel more affordable for passengers.
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Business · Premium Times ·
Katsina approves solar equipment for public facilities, targets 70MW
Katsina State has approved solar equipment for public facilities, with a target of 70 megawatts of power. The headline does not specify which facilities will benefit or when the equipment will be deployed.
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Business · PM News ·
Faveremit adds crypto trading feature to digital finance platform
Faveremit has added a cryptocurrency trading feature to its digital finance platform, enabling crypto trading through the service. The headline does not provide details about supported currencies or how the feature works.
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Business · Leadership News ·
Cross-Border Payments Still Burden African Businesses- Firm
A firm says cross-border payments continue to burden African businesses, pointing to difficulties companies face when making or receiving payments across national borders on the continent.
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Business · Nairametrics ·
Airtel Money sets £250 minimum for retail IPO offer ahead of London listing
Airtel Money has set a minimum investment of £250 for retail investors taking part in its initial public offering, ahead of the company’s planned listing on the London Stock Exchange.
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Business · Leadership News ·
Coalition Retracts Allegations Against NAICOM CEO
A coalition has withdrawn allegations it made against the chief executive of Nigeria’s insurance regulator, NAICOM. The headline does not identify the allegations or explain why the coalition retracted them.
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Business · Nigerian Tribune ·
Dangote Foundation gives students free IPO shares
The Dangote Foundation has given students shares in an initial public offering at no cost. The headline does not specify which IPO was involved, how many students benefited, or the number of shares distributed.
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Business · BusinessDay ·
NLC demands petrol price cut, wage relief amid hardship
The Nigeria Labour Congress is calling for a reduction in petrol prices and wage relief as Nigerians face economic hardship. The headline does not specify the measures proposed, who would implement them, or how the requests would be addressed.
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Business · BusinessDay ·
AfDB to help African countries improve credit ratings, cut borrowing costs
The African Development Bank (AfDB) will help African countries improve their credit ratings, with the aim of lowering the costs they face when borrowing. The headline does not identify the countries involved or describe the support.
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Business · Vanguard ·
Lagos takes delivery of CNG, electric buses
Lagos has taken delivery of buses powered by compressed natural gas (CNG) and electricity. The headline does not specify the number of vehicles, their intended routes, or when they will enter service.
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Business · Vanguard ·
Finding the Best Trading Platform in Nigeria: A Street-Smart Guide
The guide focuses on how people in Nigeria can identify a suitable trading platform, offering a practical approach to comparing options. The headline does not specify which platforms or selection criteria are covered.