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Business · Vanguard ·Capital importation rises 102% to $16.4bn in 5mths
Nigeria's capital importation reached $16.4 billion over five months, representing a 102 per cent increase. The headline does not specify the comparison period or provide further details about the sources of the inflows.
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Business · Vanguard ·Dollar to Naira exchange rate today, October 6, 2026
Vanguard's headline indicates a report on the dollar-to-naira exchange rate for October 6, 2026. The headline does not provide an exchange-rate figure or specify which market or trading source the rate refers to.
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Business · Nairametrics ·Where to invest in October 2026: Stocks, fixed income and assets to watch
The report focuses on where investors may consider allocating funds in October 2026, covering stocks, fixed-income instruments and other assets to watch. The headline does not identify particular securities, expected returns or the factors shaping its outlook.
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Business · The Punch ·Josien Terminates Rémy Cointreau Distribution Partnership Following Strategic Portfolio Review
Josien has terminated its distribution partnership with Rémy Cointreau following a strategic portfolio review. The headline provides no further details about the decision or its impact on either company.
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Business · Leadership News ·
Nigerians Lament Debt Trap As Borrowing For Food, Rent Soars
Nigerians are expressing concern about a growing debt burden as borrowing to pay for basic necessities such as food and rent rises. The headline highlights increasing reliance on loans to meet everyday living costs.
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Business · Nairametrics ·
Regxta disburses ₦10 billion to micro-businesses using alternative-data credit scoring
Regxta says it has disbursed ₦10 billion to micro-businesses, using credit scores based on alternative data to assess borrowers. The headline does not specify the number of businesses reached, the period covered or the types of alternative data used.
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Business · Leadership News ·
NERC Grants 3 Captive Power Permits For 14.12MW, BUA Cement Gets 12MW
The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission has granted three captive power permits with a combined capacity of 14.12 megawatts. BUA Cement received approval for 12 megawatts, the largest allocation identified in the headline.
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Business · BusinessDay ·Marketing’s cultural footprint
The headline points to an examination of marketing’s influence on culture and the ways promotional activity can shape cultural expression or everyday practices. It does not identify specific campaigns, industries, or examples.
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Business · Daily Trust ·
Food prices dropped by 50% – Minister
A minister said food prices had dropped by 50%. The headline does not specify which food items were affected, where the decline occurred or the period over which prices fell.
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Business · Leadership News ·
Despite N285.5bn Boom, High Damage Costs Threaten Short-let Market Sustainability – Operators
Short-let market operators say high costs associated with damage to properties threaten the sector’s sustainability, despite a reported N285.5 billion boom. Their concerns highlight the challenge of maintaining growth while managing damage-related expenses.
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Business · Nigerian Tribune ·Before a new minimum wage
The headline signals a focus on issues preceding a new minimum wage, without specifying proposed rates, timing, or which workers and sectors may be affected.
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Business · BusinessDay ·The price of talent (2) – When Nigeria’s competition is no longer another country
The piece examines the changing competition for talent involving Nigeria, with its headline suggesting that the main rivals are no longer simply other countries. The specific forces and implications are not clear from the headline alone.
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Business · Leadership News ·
N1.35trn Power Cost, N3.53trn Raw Material Imports Choking Nigerian Manufacturers – MAN
The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria says manufacturers face pressure from electricity costs totalling N1.35 trillion and raw material imports worth N3.53 trillion. The headline identifies these expenses as significant constraints on Nigerian manufacturers but provides no further details about the period covered or the association’s proposed response.
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Business · Leadership News ·
CBN Rate Cut Triggers Yield Slump As Investors Chase Long-term Securities
The Central Bank of Nigeria’s rate cut has triggered a decline in yields, while investors pursue longer-term securities. The headline points to a shift in investor demand toward longer-dated instruments amid the change in monetary policy.
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Business · BusinessDay ·M&A must not become a tax minefield
The headline warns that tax issues should not make mergers and acquisitions difficult or unpredictable. It points to the need for tax considerations in M&A transactions to be handled clearly, without creating a minefield for businesses involved.
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Business · Leadership News ·
Trading Volume Surges As Stock Market Dips 0.06% In Quiet Sell-off
Trading volume rose as the stock market recorded a modest 0.06 per cent decline in a quiet sell-off. The headline indicates increased market activity alongside a slight drop in share prices, without specifying the stocks or factors behind the movement.
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Business · Vanguard ·Naira rises to N1,357/$ in parallel market
The naira strengthened to N1,357 per dollar in the parallel market, according to the headline. The figure reflects the reported exchange rate in that market; the headline does not provide further details on the timing, causes of the movement or rates in other markets.
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Business · Leadership News ·
Foreign Customers Pay $8.67m Of $18.84m Power Bill In Q2
Foreign customers paid $8.67 million of the $18.84 million in power bills recorded in the second quarter, leaving $10.17 million unpaid. The headline does not specify the year or provide further details about the customers or billing period.
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Business · Nigerian Tribune ·Cable counterfeiting: Coleman demands jail terms, stiffer penalties
Coleman has called for jail terms and tougher penalties in response to cable counterfeiting. The headline does not specify the proposed measures, who would enforce them or further details about the issue.
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Business · Leadership News ·
Federal Govt, Lagos Govt Collaborate On 24-hour Electricity Supply
The Federal Government and Lagos State Government are collaborating on efforts to provide round-the-clock electricity supply. The headline does not specify the measures, timeline or areas that would benefit from the initiative.
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