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Business · Leadership News ·Aero Contractors Warns Of Capital Flight As Foreign Aviation Hub Emerges
Aero Contractors has warned that the emergence of a foreign aviation hub could lead to capital flight from Nigeria, raising concerns about the potential movement of aviation-related investment and activity outside the country.
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Business · BusinessDay ·How Dangote IPO is building new routes for African investors into Nigeria
The headline points to the Dangote IPO creating new ways for African investors to participate in Nigeria’s investment market. It highlights the potential role of the offering in connecting investors across the continent with opportunities in Nigeria, without specifying the routes or terms involved.
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Business · Daily Trust ·
Subsidy removal: How we spent $500m — FG
The Federal Government says it spent $500 million in connection with the removal of the fuel subsidy. The headline does not specify what the funds covered, when they were spent or what results the spending produced.
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Business · Nigerian Tribune ·How subsidy removal funded $500m Lagos airport rebuild — Keyamo
Keyamo attributed funding for a $500 million rebuild of Lagos airport to the removal of fuel subsidies, linking the policy change with financing for the airport project.
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Business · Leadership News ·
Customs Intercepts 22,175 Litres Of PMS, Auctions Products Worth N32.2m
Nigeria Customs intercepted 22,175 litres of premium motor spirit (PMS) and auctioned products valued at N32.2 million. The headline does not provide details about the location, timing or items included in the auction.
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Business · Nigerian Tribune ·How Nigerian entrepreneurs can register a food packaging business with NAFDAC
Nigerian entrepreneurs seeking to establish food packaging businesses are the focus of a guide to registering with NAFDAC. The report addresses how to approach the agency’s registration process.
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Business · Nairametrics ·
Nigeria rises four places to 8th in Bloomberg’s most investable markets ranking
Nigeria rose four places to rank eighth in Bloomberg’s most investable markets ranking, marking an improvement in its position compared with the previous ranking. The headline does not specify the criteria or timeframe behind the ranking.
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Business · BusinessDay ·Two foreign banks move to enter Ethiopia after 50-year banking ban
Two foreign banks are moving to enter Ethiopia after the country’s 50-year ban on foreign banking activity, signalling a change in access to its banking sector. The headline does not identify the banks or provide details about their plans.
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Business · Daily Post ·DMO: Nigerian govt opens 2026 savings bond subscription, announces interest rate
The Debt Management Office has opened subscriptions for the Nigerian government’s 2026 savings bond and announced the interest rate for the offering. The headline does not provide the rate, subscription period or other terms of the bond.
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Business · BusinessDay ·3 Signs Your Car Insurance Is Due for Renewal
BusinessDay’s headline points to three signs that a driver’s car insurance may be approaching its renewal date. It signals a brief guide to recognising when a policy needs renewing, but does not specify the signs or provide further details.
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Business · Nigerian Tribune ·Aero Contractors urges FG to extend Renewed Hope Agenda to aviation sector
Aero Contractors has urged the Federal Government to extend its Renewed Hope Agenda to the aviation sector. The headline does not specify which policies or measures the airline wants included, or how the government should apply the agenda to the industry.
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Business · Nairametrics ·
Tony Elumelu gains N684.6 billion from Seplat, UBA stake in Q3, 2026
Tony Elumelu’s stakes in Seplat Energy and United Bank for Africa reportedly increased in value by N684.6 billion during the third quarter of 2026, according to the headline.
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Business · BusinessDay ·From N45bn to N400bn: How legislative delays inflated Abuja second runway cost — Keyamo
Keyamo says legislative delays increased the projected cost of Abuja’s second runway from N45 billion to N400 billion. The headline attributes the rise to delays in the legislative process.
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Business · Daily Post ·NAICOM urged to prioritise insurance sector reforms implementation
NAICOM has been urged to give priority to implementing reforms in Nigeria’s insurance sector. The headline does not identify who made the appeal or specify which reforms are involved, but it points to a call for the regulator to focus on putting sector changes into effect.
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Business · Vanguard ·Behind Every Trusted Online Payment: The Intelligence Securing Digital Commerce By Mastercard
The article examines the intelligence Mastercard says underpins trusted online payments and helps secure digital commerce. The headline points to payment security as a key part of enabling confidence in online transactions, without specifying the technologies or measures involved.
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Business · BusinessDay ·Nigeria leads Africa’s nearly 1,000bps September rate-cut wave
Nigeria led a broad African rate-cut wave in September, as reductions across the continent approached 1,000 basis points. The headline indicates Nigeria was at the forefront of the monetary easing during the month.
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Business · PM News ·
High Taxes, Low Income: Federal workers demand PAYE Cut
Federal workers are calling for a reduction in Pay As You Earn (PAYE) tax, saying their incomes are low relative to the taxes they pay. The headline does not specify which workers are involved, the size of the requested cut or whether the government has responded.
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Business · BusinessDay ·Smartcomply becomes Nigeria’s first ISO 17024:2026-accredited certification body
Smartcomply has become Nigeria’s first certification body accredited under ISO 17024:2026, according to the headline. The designation places the company among organisations recognised under the international standard for certifying people, though the headline does not specify the accreditation’s scope or its implications for the company’s services.
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Business · The Punch ·Personal loans rise to N2tn as Nigerians borrow more
Personal loans in Nigeria have risen to N2 trillion, indicating that individuals are borrowing more. The headline does not specify the period covered, the sources of the figures, or the reasons for the increase.
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Business · Vanguard ·FG risks N21bn revenue loss to illegal charter operations
The Federal Government could lose an estimated N21 billion in revenue because of illegal charter operations, according to the headline. The report indicates that unauthorised activity in the charter sector may be depriving the government of expected income, though the headline does not specify the period or how the estimate was calculated.
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