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Business · Nairametrics ·Naira hits fresh low of N1,896/£1 despite british pound meltdown
The Nigerian naira has declined to a record low of N1,896 against the British pound. This depreciation occurs even as the pound experiences its own market challenges, indicating continued pressure on Nigeria's local currency within the foreign exchange market.
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Business · BusinessDay ·Jollof rice cost hits N30,435 as Iran war drives food prices
The cost of preparing a pot of Jollof rice in Nigeria has reached N30,435, reflecting a significant increase in food prices. This surge is linked to global economic disruptions caused by the conflict involving Iran, which continues to impact local commodity costs and overall inflation across the country.
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Business · Premium Times ·How Mbah grew Enugu’s IGR from N26bn to N407bn, By Uche Anichukwu
Governor Peter Mbah of Enugu State has recorded a substantial rise in Internally Generated Revenue, increasing figures from N26 billion to N407 billion. The achievement highlights fiscal management strategies implemented by the state government to enhance local revenue collection and support public expenditure for infrastructure and social services.
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Business · Channels TV ·NNPC Hikes Nigerian Crude Prices As Nations Reap Gains From Iran War
The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited has raised the official selling prices for Nigeria's crude oil grades. This decision comes as global energy markets react to the conflict involving Iran, which has allowed various oil-exporting nations to capitalize on shifting trade patterns and higher international oil prices to bolster their economic returns.
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Business · Vanguard ·Oil prices rise further with Iran war peace talks stalled
Global crude oil prices have experienced a further increase following the stalling of peace negotiations related to the conflict involving Iran. Market uncertainty continues to drive up costs as diplomatic efforts fail to yield immediate results, impacting international energy supplies and pricing trends across global markets.
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Nigeria records surge in foreign currency tax receipts to N6.33 trillion
Nigeria has reported a significant increase in foreign currency tax revenue, reaching a total of N6.33 trillion. This growth in tax receipts highlights a rise in government revenue collected in foreign denominations, reflecting current economic trends and fiscal collections reported by the nation's financial authorities.
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Business · Leadership News ·
Regulatory Clash Threatening N400bn Telecom Credit Market, Operators Warn
Telecommunications operators in Nigeria have expressed concerns over a regulatory dispute that endangers the nation's 400 billion Naira credit market. The conflict between governing bodies could potentially disrupt financial stability within the sector, prompting calls for immediate intervention to protect investments and ensure service continuity for millions of subscribers across the country.
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Business · Leadership News ·
Shareholders Approve HoldCo’s N466.38bn Dividend Payout For 2025
Shareholders have approved a dividend payout of N466.38 billion for the 2025 financial year as proposed by the holding company. This decision followed a meeting where investors endorsed the distribution of profits, reflecting the financial performance and commitment of the institution to provide value to its various stakeholders.
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Mixed Reactions As UAE Quits OPEC
The United Arab Emirates has reportedly exited the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, triggering varied responses across the global energy sector. This decision follows long-standing membership and raises questions about the future of oil production quotas and the overall influence of the alliance on international crude prices.
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Business · Daily Trust ·ANALYSIS: Claim vs Data — Xraying Adelabu’s Power Figures
Nigeria's Minister of Power, Adebayo Adelabu, faces scrutiny over electricity sector statistics as new analysis compares his official claims against independent data. The review examines the accuracy of reported power generation and distribution figures to assess the actual progress made in improving the national grid and energy supply.
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China’s Zero-tariff For African Products Takes Effect May 1– Envoy
China is implementing a zero-tariff policy for products imported from African nations starting on May 1. According to a diplomatic envoy, this trade initiative aims to enhance economic cooperation and facilitate smoother market access for African goods entering the Chinese market, marking a significant shift in bilateral trade relations between the regions.
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Business · Leadership News ·
Stocks Rebound, Add N3.2trn as Market Cap Crosses N147trn
The Nigerian stock market recorded a significant recovery, gaining N3.2 trillion in value. This positive movement pushed the total market capitalization past the N147 trillion threshold. The rebound reflects increased trading activity and value appreciation across listed equities, marking a notable improvement in market performance for investors.
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Indigenous Energy Firm Backs Local Engineers on Localisation for Global Edge
A Nigerian indigenous energy company is promoting the localisation of engineering talent to enhance global competitiveness. The firm aims to support local engineers by developing their technical skills and integrating them into high-level projects, which is expected to strengthen the country's domestic expertise and operational capacity within the international energy market.
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Business · Leadership News ·
Firm Surpasses N2bn Capital Ahead Of SEC’s Deadline
An unnamed company has exceeded the two billion naira capital requirement stipulated by the Securities and Exchange Commission well before the official deadline. This development marks a significant step in the firm's regulatory compliance and financial positioning within the Nigerian capital market, ensuring it meets new industry standards.
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Group Lauds Tinubu’s Economic Reforms’ Push in Non-Oil Revenue Sector
A group has expressed support for President Bola Tinubu’s economic reforms focused on the non-oil revenue sector. The praise highlights the administration's efforts to diversify Nigeria’s income streams beyond crude oil exports to strengthen the national economy and improve fiscal stability through alternative revenue generation strategies.
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Business · ThisDay ·
The Credit Revolution: Powering Nigeria’s Renewed Hope
Nigeria is advancing a credit-oriented economic strategy to bolster the national economy under the federal government's Renewed Hope mandate. This initiative seeks to provide more accessible financial resources to individuals and enterprises, aiming to foster industrial growth and improve living standards through a revitalized and structured national credit framework.
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Business · Leadership News ·
Nigeria’s Inflation Fight Holds Course Amid Global Shocks
Nigeria continues its efforts to control inflation despite various global economic challenges. The country maintains its current monetary policy strategies to stabilize prices and manage the impact of international market fluctuations on the domestic economy. This persistent approach aims to mitigate the rising cost of living and ensure long-term financial stability.
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Business · BusinessDay ·Industry leaders celebrate legacy of Olawale Banmore at tribute, book presentation
Industry leaders recently gathered to honor the legacy of Olawale Banmore through a tribute event and book presentation. The ceremony focused on acknowledging his professional contributions and achievements within his field, highlighting the impact he made throughout his career as documented in the newly launched publication.
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Nigerian Gas Association Unveils Yetunde Taiwo as New President, Announces Executive Council
The Nigerian Gas Association has officially appointed Yetunde Taiwo as its new President. Alongside this leadership transition, the organization also announced the members of its new Executive Council, who will oversee the strategic direction and operations of the association within Nigeria's energy and gas sector.
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Business · BusinessDay ·Trust deficit stalls Africa’s capital shift into infrastructure – AFC
The Africa Finance Corporation has identified a trust deficit as a primary barrier preventing the flow of capital into infrastructure development across the continent. This lack of confidence hinders investment opportunities and stalls critical projects needed for economic growth, despite the availability of potential funding from various global and regional sources.
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