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Business · Daily Post ·
OKX launches OKX Money- Unlocking new era of Digital Dollar Savings, everyday spending
OKX has launched OKX Money, a service presented as offering users a way to save in digital dollars and use them for everyday spending. The headline does not provide further details about its features or availability.
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Business · Vanguard ·
Unemployment has dropped to 5% under Tinubu — Aremu
Aremu says Nigeria’s unemployment rate has fallen to 5% under President Tinubu. The headline provides no details about the period measured, the data source, or the sectors and groups covered by the figure.
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Business · Vanguard ·
Nasarawa Assembly probes multiple taxation of businesses
The Nasarawa State Assembly is probing the issue of businesses facing multiple taxation. The headline does not specify which businesses are affected, who is imposing the taxes or what action lawmakers may take.
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Business · BusinessDay ·
Mastercard research: Nigerian SMEs among global leaders in crypto, stablecoin and cybersecurity adoption
Mastercard research places Nigerian small and medium-sized enterprises among global leaders in adopting cryptocurrency, stablecoins and cybersecurity measures, highlighting their engagement with digital finance and security technologies.
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Business · PM News ·
FCMB marks Customer Service Week with digital upgrades, rewards
FCMB is marking Customer Service Week with digital upgrades and customer rewards. The headline does not specify what the upgrades involve, which rewards are available, or how customers can take part.
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Business · Daily Post ·
NUPRC offers 40 oil blocks in 2026 licensing round after 2025 controversy
Nigeria’s upstream petroleum regulator, NUPRC, is offering 40 oil blocks in its 2026 licensing round, following controversy surrounding the 2025 round. The headline does not specify the nature of the earlier dispute or details of the new offer.
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Business · Nairametrics ·
Why property sales surge in Nigeria during Q4 — Real estate experts
Real estate experts explain why property sales tend to rise in Nigeria during the fourth quarter, examining the factors behind the seasonal increase in transactions.
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Business · Nigerian Tribune ·
Royal Mail plans to cut 2,500 jobs
Royal Mail is planning to cut 2,500 jobs, according to the headline. The headline does not specify when the cuts may take place, which roles or locations could be affected, or the reasons behind the planned reduction.
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Business · Vanguard ·
World Decent Work Day: ITUC-Africa raises alarm over decent work deficit
ITUC-Africa has raised concerns about a deficit in decent work as the world marks World Decent Work Day. The headline does not specify the scale of the shortfall, the workers or countries affected, or what measures the organisation is seeking.
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Business · Nairametrics ·
Investors are raising the bar for Nigerian startups seeking capital — Sage Grey MD
Sage Grey’s managing director says investors are setting higher standards for Nigerian startups seeking capital, signaling that businesses may face greater expectations when pursuing funding.
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Business · ThisDay ·
Ardova-Led Consortium to Drive New Era in Nigeria’s CNG Market
An Ardova-led consortium is set to drive a new phase in Nigeria’s compressed natural gas (CNG) market. The headline signals a consortium-led push in the sector but does not specify its plans, partners, scale or timeline.
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Business · Daily Post ·
Dangote Refinery reduces diesel price to N85/litre cheaper than imported AGO
Dangote Refinery has reduced the price of diesel by N85 per litre, making its product cheaper than imported automotive gas oil (AGO). The headline does not specify the refinery’s previous price, the new price or when the reduction takes effect.
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Business · Nigerian Tribune ·
NPERA sensitises exporters, says cost of doing business at ports to reduce
NPERA has sensitised exporters and said the cost of doing business at Nigerian ports is expected to reduce. The headline does not specify the measures behind the projected reduction or when exporters may see its effects.
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Business · Nairametrics ·
Hisa Lets Nigerians Start Investing With Less Than ₦1,500
Hisa says Nigerians can start investing with less than ₦1,500, setting a low stated entry point for prospective users. The headline does not provide further details about eligible investments or account conditions.
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Business · Channels TV ·
Spotify Expands Audiobooks To More Than 180 Markets
Spotify has expanded its audiobook offering to more than 180 markets, increasing its availability internationally. The headline does not specify which markets are included or what audiobook titles and features are available.
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Business · Vanguard ·
Nasarawa Assembly raises alarm over multiple taxation for businesses
The Nasarawa State House of Assembly has raised concerns about multiple taxation imposed on businesses in the state, highlighting the issue as a challenge for business operators.
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Business · Nairametrics ·
Ghana inflation rises for second month, hits 5.2% in September
Ghana’s inflation rate rose for a second consecutive month, reaching 5.2% in September. The headline does not specify what drove the increase or describe its wider economic effects.
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Business · Leadership News ·
Pension Payouts Rise To N14.83bn Monthly for 241,000 Retirees
Monthly pension payouts have risen to N14.83 billion, covering 241,000 retirees. The headline reports an increase in the total paid out each month but does not specify the previous amount, the period covered or the reasons for the rise.
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Business · Nairametrics ·
Digital Currency Remittances: What Nigeria’s $21 Billion Market Already Proved
The headline examines Nigeria’s $21 billion remittance market and what it has already demonstrated about the use of digital currencies for sending money. It points to the scale of remittances in Nigeria but does not specify which outcomes or findings the article discusses.
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Business · Leadership News ·
Naira Recovers to N1,330.87/$ at NFEM as Forex Turnover Hits $619m
The naira recovered to N1,330.87 per dollar at the Nigerian Foreign Exchange Market, as forex turnover reached $619 million during the reported trading period, according to the headline.