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Business · ThisDay ·
Nigeria-India Export: LFZ Calls for Shift from Trading to Local Manufacturing
LFZ has called for Nigeria and India to move beyond trading goods and place greater emphasis on local manufacturing. The appeal is framed around Nigeria-India exports, though the headline does not specify the measures proposed or the sectors involved.
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Business · ThisDay ·
FCMB Marks Customer Service Week with Digital Upgrades, Rewards
FCMB is marking Customer Service Week with digital upgrades and rewards for customers. The headline does not specify which services have been upgraded, what rewards are being offered, or when the initiatives will be available.
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Business · The Punch ·
FG sets 2027 deadline for extractive sector reform report
The Federal Government has set 2027 as the deadline for a report on reforming Nigeria’s extractive sector. The headline does not specify which agencies are responsible, what reforms are proposed, or how the report will be used.
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Business · The Punch ·
Nigerian youths urged to embrace business discipline
Nigerian youths have been urged to embrace discipline in business, with the headline indicating a call for greater discipline among young people pursuing or engaging in business.
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Business · The Punch ·
Dangote Cement expands community support in Kogi
Dangote Cement has expanded its community support in Kogi State. The headline does not specify the programmes, beneficiaries or resources involved, or provide details about the scale and timing of the expansion.
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Business · The Punch ·
FG reviews $1.3bn Zungeru plant over low output
The Federal Government is reviewing the $1.3 billion Zungeru plant following concerns about its low output. The headline does not specify what prompted the review or what actions may follow.
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Business · The Punch ·
NUFBTE rejects customs’ bill, warns of job losses
The NUFBTE has opposed a bill associated with customs, warning that its passage could lead to job losses. The headline does not specify the bill’s provisions or the number of jobs at risk.
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Business · The Punch ·
Lagos customers endure outages as Band A feeders fail
Electricity customers in Lagos are experiencing outages as Band A feeders fail. The headline indicates that the disruptions are affecting consumers served by these feeders, but provides no details on the number of customers or the duration of the outages.
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Business · ThisDay ·
Mbah Hails Powell Homes MD as Youth Entrepreneurship Reference Point, Commends Housing Investment
Mbah praised Powell Homes’ managing director as a reference point for youth entrepreneurship and commended the company’s investment in housing, according to the headline. The headline does not specify the investment’s scale or other details.
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Business · The Punch ·
NSDC-backed Oyo sugar factory enters test-running stage
An NSDC-backed sugar factory in Oyo State has entered the test-running stage, marking progress in its development. The headline does not specify when operations began or provide details about the facility’s capacity or expected output.
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Business · The Punch ·
Labour gives FG two weeks to cut petrol prices
Labour has given the Federal Government two weeks to reduce petrol prices. The headline does not specify which labour organisations issued the demand, how much prices should fall, or what action may follow if the deadline is not met.
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Business · The Punch ·
CBN woos Asian capital as Cardoso strengthens partnerships
The Central Bank of Nigeria is seeking to attract capital from Asia as Governor Olayemi Cardoso works to strengthen partnerships. The headline points to efforts to deepen the bank’s international engagement and encourage investment, without specifying the partners or details of the initiatives.
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Business · ThisDay ·
Presidency Forecloses Return Of Petrol Subsidy, Backs NNPCL’s Target of N1,350 Petrol Cost Ceiling
The Presidency has ruled out bringing back the petrol subsidy and supported the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited’s target of keeping petrol prices at or below N1,350. The headline does not specify when the ceiling would take effect or how it would be achieved.
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Business · The Punch ·
LOMA 4.0 experts advocate legacy-building, smart digital OOH
Experts at LOMA 4.0 have advocated legacy-building and the adoption of smart digital out-of-home advertising, highlighting these themes as priorities for the industry.
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Business · Vanguard ·
AELEX plays key role in Dangote Refinery’s $1.5bn IPO
AELEX played a key role in the planned $1.5 billion initial public offering by Dangote Refinery, according to Vanguard. The headline does not specify the firm’s responsibilities, the timing of the IPO or further details about the offering.
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Business · Nigerian Tribune ·
N7.2tn profit: NNPC’s new drive for global competitiveness
Nigerian Tribune reports on the Nigerian National Petroleum Company’s new push to improve its global competitiveness, against the backdrop of a reported N7.2 trillion profit. The headline does not specify the measures involved or the period covered by the profit figure.
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Business · BusinessDay ·
AfCRA must set African standards for credit ratings — Afreximbank
The headline reports Afreximbank’s position that AfCRA must establish African standards for credit ratings, but provides no further details on the proposed standards or their implementation.
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Business · Nigerian Tribune ·
NADF receives Takaful surplus from Jaiz Insurance
Jaiz Insurance has transferred a Takaful surplus to the Nigerian Agricultural Development Fund (NADF). The headline does not specify the amount, the period covered or how the fund plans to use the proceeds.
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Business · PM News ·
FAAN to close Owerri airport runway for repairs
The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) plans to close the runway at Owerri airport for repairs. The headline does not specify when the closure will begin, how long it will last or what repair work will be carried out.
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Business · Leadership News ·
Petrol Discount Will Ease Transport, Food Costs, Says PETROAN
PETROAN says a petrol discount is expected to help reduce transport and food costs. The association linked the proposed relief at the pump with lower expenses for commuters and the movement of goods, which could ease pressure on food prices.