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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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Business · Daily Trust ·
Abuja hosts EU-Nigeria dialogue on carbon credit markets
Abuja hosted a dialogue between the European Union and Nigeria focused on carbon credit markets. The headline provides no further details about participants, proposals or outcomes from the discussions.
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Business · Leadership News ·
Expert Seeks Stronger Credit Infrastructure To Sustain Digital Lending Growth
An expert has called for stronger credit infrastructure to support continued growth in digital lending. The appeal points to the importance of credit systems in sustaining the sector’s expansion, though the headline does not specify the proposed measures or institutions involved.
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Business · Leadership News ·
Stock Market Loses N256bn, Extends Bearish Streak To Fifth Straight Session
The Nigerian stock market shed N256 billion in value, extending its bearish run to a fifth consecutive trading session. The headline does not specify the factors behind the decline or identify the sectors and stocks that contributed most to the losses.
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Business · ThisDay ·
FG, Lagos Begin Push for 24-hour Power in Nigeria’s Commercial Corridor
The Federal Government and Lagos State have begun efforts to provide round-the-clock electricity in Nigeria’s commercial corridor. The headline does not specify the measures involved, the areas covered, the timeline or how the initiative will be implemented.
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Business · The Punch ·
PH Refinery workers threaten shutdown over seven months’ unpaid salaries
Workers at the Port Harcourt refinery have threatened to shut down operations over seven months of unpaid salaries. The headline does not specify when the proposed shutdown may occur or how management has responded.
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Business · The Punch ·
FG puts aviation infrastructure upgrade cost above N1tn
The Federal Government says upgrading Nigeria’s aviation infrastructure will cost more than N1 trillion. The headline does not specify which facilities or projects are included, how the estimate was calculated, or when the upgrades are expected to take place.
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Business · The Punch ·
Anchor Insurance targets millions with new motor cover, app
Anchor Insurance is seeking to reach millions of customers with a new motor insurance cover and an app. The headline does not provide details about the cover, the app’s features or when either will become available.
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Business · Daily Trust ·
FG opens bid for 40 oil blocks, mandates beneficial owners’ disclosure
The Federal Government has opened bidding for 40 oil blocks and made disclosure of beneficial owners a requirement for participants. The measure means bidders must identify the individuals who ultimately own or control the entities seeking the oil assets.
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Business · The Punch ·
FGN savings bond yields slide as October offer opens
The Federal Government’s savings bond yields have fallen as the October offer opens. The headline does not specify the new rates, bond tenors, or subscription details.
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Business · Daily Trust ·
Pension assets up N10.7trn in 2 years as FG settles 17-year backlog
Nigeria’s pension assets rose by N10.7 trillion over two years, while the Federal Government settled a backlog that had built up over 17 years. The headline does not specify the backlog’s nature or the factors behind the increase in assets.
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Business · Daily Trust ·
FCMB deepens digital banking to boost customers’ experience
FCMB is expanding its digital banking efforts with the stated aim of improving customers’ experience. The headline does not specify the services, technology or measures involved in the initiative.
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Business · BusinessDay ·
Airtel Money IPO: Why Nigerian investors can’t buy directly
Airtel Money’s IPO is not directly accessible to Nigerian investors, according to the headline. It indicates that they face limits on participating directly, but does not specify the reasons or whether alternative investment routes are available.
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Business · Nigerian Tribune ·
Efficient urban transportation and real estate value
The headline focuses on the relationship between efficient urban transportation and real estate value, highlighting how transport systems and property markets are connected in urban areas.
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Business · Vanguard ·
Naira depreciates to N1,362/$ in parallel market
The naira weakened to N1,362 per dollar in Nigeria’s parallel market, according to the headline. It reports the exchange rate and direction of movement but provides no further details about the timing, causes or impact of the depreciation.
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Business · Leadership News ·
Analysts Expect More From Reforms As World Bank Raises Nigeria’s Growth Forecast To 4.3%
The World Bank has raised its growth forecast for Nigeria to 4.3%, while analysts say the country’s reforms should deliver greater results. The headline does not specify the period covered by the forecast or which reforms analysts assessed.
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Business · The Punch ·
Keyamo tasks entrepreneurs with ending aviation imports
Keyamo has urged entrepreneurs to help end Nigeria’s reliance on aviation imports. The headline indicates a call for greater business participation in addressing the sector’s dependence on imported goods or services, but provides no further details about the proposal.