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Business · Nairametrics ·Cash flow, not collateral, should drive lending to Nigerian businesses, says Moniepoint CEO
Moniepoint’s chief executive says lenders should assess Nigerian businesses primarily by their cash flow rather than relying on collateral. The position highlights cash-flow-based lending as an approach to financing businesses, although the headline does not provide further details about the proposal or its implications.
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Business · BusinessDay ·Why products fail (Part XIII)
BusinessDay’s headline signals another instalment examining why products fail. It does not specify the products, causes, examples or recommendations covered, so the article’s particular findings cannot be determined from the headline alone.
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Business · Vanguard ·Dollar to Naira exchange rate today, October 7, 2026
Vanguard’s headline concerns the dollar-to-naira exchange rate for October 7, 2026. It identifies the date and currency pair but does not specify an exchange-rate figure, whether the rate is official or parallel-market, or any market developments.
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Business · BusinessDay ·Can Nigeria build a forest economy?
The headline raises the question of whether Nigeria can develop an economy based on its forests. It points to the potential for forests to support economic activity, while leaving the article’s specific proposals, challenges and conclusions unclear.
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Business · Nigerian Tribune ·Stakeholders advocate long-term financing, improved power supply to accelerate digital connectivity, investment in Nigeria
Stakeholders have called for long-term financing and a more reliable power supply to expand digital connectivity and attract investment in Nigeria. Their proposals link access to sustained funding and electricity with faster progress in the country’s digital infrastructure.
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Business · Leadership News ·
Nigeria Woos New Investors With 40 Oil Blocks As 2026 Licensing Round Opens
Nigeria has opened its 2026 oil licensing round, offering 40 oil blocks as part of efforts to attract new investors. The headline does not provide further details about the blocks, the terms of the round or the investors being targeted.
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Business · BusinessDay ·Industry meets market: Umaru Kwairanga and the capital-market moment Dangote has created
The BusinessDay article examines the intersection of industry and the capital market, focusing on Umaru Kwairanga and the capital-market moment associated with Dangote’s influence.
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Business · BusinessDay ·We have to balance long-term investments with subscribers’ current liquidity needs – Ihechere, MD/CEO, Trustfund Pensions
Trustfund Pensions Managing Director and CEO Ihechere says the company must balance long-term investment goals with subscribers’ present liquidity needs, highlighting the need to consider both investment horizons and access to funds.
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Business · Daily Trust ·
Tinubu: Nigeria no longer dependent on oil revenue
President Bola Tinubu said Nigeria is no longer dependent on oil revenue. The headline reflects his position on the country’s reliance on oil income, but provides no details about other revenue sources or the basis for the statement.
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Business · BusinessDay ·AfCRA launches today, but credibility questions threaten Africa’s rating revolution
AfCRA is launching today with the stated ambition of changing credit ratings in Africa. Questions about the agency’s credibility, however, could affect confidence in its ability to drive that shift.
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Business · The Punch ·Consolidated Hallmark, CHI Life Assurance seek deeper broker partnerships
Consolidated Hallmark and CHI Life Assurance are seeking to deepen their partnerships with brokers. The headline does not specify what steps the companies plan to take or the reasons behind the effort.
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Business · ThisDay ·
NUPRC at 5: I’ll Use Nigeria’s Oil Resources to Build Modern Economy, Says President
At the NUPRC’s fifth-anniversary event, the president said Nigeria’s oil resources would be used to help build a modern economy. The headline does not specify the plans or measures involved.
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Business · ThisDay ·
OPEC Holds Nov Oil Output Target Steady Amid Iran War
OPEC has kept its oil output target for November unchanged amid the war involving Iran. The headline indicates that the conflict has not led the organisation to revise its planned production level.
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Business · Daily Trust ·
Has Nigeria won the inflation battle but lost the war on prices?
The headline raises whether Nigeria’s progress in reducing inflation has brought relief from high prices. It points to a distinction between inflation slowing and the cost of goods and services falling, without specifying the evidence or conclusion.
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Business · Leadership News ·
PenCom Mobilises $250m For Infrastructure, Targets 85m Informal Workers
PenCom has mobilised $250 million for infrastructure and set a target of reaching 85 million workers in Nigeria’s informal sector. The headline does not provide details on the investment or how the target will be achieved.
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Business · Leadership News ·
Manufacturing Falls To 7.7% Of GDP As Federal Govt Targets 25% By 2030
Manufacturing’s share of Nigeria’s gross domestic product has fallen to 7.7%, while the Federal Government is targeting an increase to 25% by 2030. The headline does not specify how the government plans to achieve that goal.
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Business · The Punch ·
Formal credit access doubles to 10% – Report
A report says access to formal credit has doubled, reaching 10%. The headline does not specify the period, population measured or factors behind the increase.
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Business · The Punch ·
Global mobility crucial for African wealth preservation – Optiva
Optiva has emphasised that global mobility is an important consideration in preserving wealth among Africans, linking access to international movement with broader wealth-preservation strategies.
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Business · ThisDay ·
CBN Attributes Stronger Reserves to Remittances, Investment Inflows
The Central Bank of Nigeria says stronger foreign-exchange reserves have been supported by remittances and investment inflows. The headline does not specify the size of the increase, the period covered or further details on the sources of the inflows.
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Business · The Punch ·
Firm tackles rising WhatsApp costs for businesses
A firm is addressing the rising costs businesses face when using WhatsApp. The headline does not specify the company, the measures it is taking or which businesses are affected.
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