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Business · Nigerian Tribune ·Gbenga Hashim, Adebayo economic policies deserve public attention —NLC
The Nigeria Labour Congress says the economic policies associated with Gbenga Hashim and Adebayo deserve public attention. The headline does not specify the policies or explain the NLC’s reasons for highlighting them.
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Business · Nigerian Tribune ·Nigeria @ 66: From lender to IMF, World Bank to heavy borrower despite rising revenue
As Nigeria marks 66 years, it has shifted from lending to international institutions such as the IMF and World Bank to relying heavily on borrowing from them, despite rising government revenue.
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Business · Leadership News ·Domestic Production Critical To Economic Resilience – Dangote
Aliko Dangote says domestic production is critical to Nigeria’s economic resilience. The headline does not specify which industries or products he discussed, or the measures he believes are needed to strengthen local production.
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Business · Leadership News ·
Fixed Income Market Trades Hit N41trn As OMO, Bonds Attract Investors
Trading in Nigeria’s fixed income market reached N41 trillion, with Open Market Operations instruments and bonds attracting investor interest. The headline reports the scale of market activity but does not specify the period covered or provide further details on the transactions.
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Business · Leadership News ·
Osun Challenges Accounts Restriction Over $13.9m Arbitration Award
Osun State is challenging a restriction on its accounts linked to a $13.9 million arbitration award. The headline does not specify which authority imposed the restriction, the grounds for the challenge or the details of the arbitration dispute.
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Business · Vanguard ·30% value addition bill could create 1.2m jobs — RMRDC
The Raw Materials Research and Development Council says a bill requiring 30 per cent value addition could generate up to 1.2 million jobs. The headline does not specify the sectors covered or how the jobs would be created.
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Business · Vanguard ·Manufacturers deepen local raw materials sourcing, up 11% in 3yrs
Nigerian manufacturers have increased their sourcing of raw materials from local suppliers by 11 per cent over the past three years, indicating a deeper shift toward domestic inputs. The headline does not specify which industries, materials or factors contributed to the increase.
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Business · Vanguard ·Elumelu acquires additional £53.2m shares in Seplat
Nigerian businessman Tony Elumelu has acquired an additional £53.2 million worth of shares in Seplat Energy, according to the headline. It does not specify the number of shares purchased, the timing of the transaction or how the acquisition affects his stake in the company.
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Business · Vanguard ·Consumers’ confidence plummets in Sept as inflation concerns deepen
Consumer confidence fell sharply in September as concerns about inflation intensified, according to the headline. It indicates that households grew less confident amid mounting worries about rising prices, though it does not specify the scale of the decline or the factors behind the change.
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Business · Vanguard ·Asiko Energy completes 5000MT LPG, propane terminal
Asiko Energy has completed a terminal with a capacity of 5,000 metric tonnes for liquefied petroleum gas and propane. The headline does not specify the facility’s location, commissioning date or expected impact.
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Business · Vanguard ·Electricity subsidy falls 35% to N679bn in H1’26
Nigeria’s electricity subsidy fell by 35 per cent to N679 billion in the first half of 2026, according to the headline. It does not specify the reasons for the decline or provide further details about the subsidy payments.
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Business · Leadership News ·
Scrap Crisis Threatens Steel Production, May Push Up Construction Costs – Economist
An economist warns that a scrap crisis could threaten steel production and potentially increase construction costs. The headline does not specify the cause, scale or timing of the crisis, but points to possible pressure on steelmakers and the building sector.
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Business · Vanguard ·Housing crisis: Workers resort to their pension savings for home ownership
Amid Nigeria’s housing crisis, workers are resorting to their pension savings to pursue home ownership. The headline points to the use of retirement funds as a response to housing challenges, but gives no details on how many workers are involved or the arrangements available.
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Business · Leadership News ·
TCN To Shut Gwagwalada Substation For 2 Hours On Monday
The Transmission Company of Nigeria is set to shut the Gwagwalada substation for two hours on Monday. The headline does not specify the reason for the shutdown or its expected effects.
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Business · Leadership News ·
Nigerians Prioritise Food, Shelve Investments, House Purchases – CBN Survey
A Central Bank of Nigeria survey indicates that Nigerians are prioritising food over investments and home purchases. The findings suggest that people are putting spending on immediate food needs ahead of these longer-term financial and housing decisions.
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Business · Vanguard ·Economic recovery accelerates as Sept PMI rises to 53 points
Nigeria’s Purchasing Managers’ Index rose to 53 points in September, indicating that economic activity strengthened and the recovery accelerated during the month.
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Business · ThisDay ·
Okonjo-Iweala: Despite Global Stressors 72% of World Trade Still Under WTO Terms
Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala said that 72 per cent of world trade still takes place under World Trade Organization terms, despite ongoing global stressors.
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Business · Nigerian Tribune ·SG Ghana exit opens fresh expansion window for Ghanaian, Nigerian banks
The exit of SG Ghana is creating a new opportunity for Ghanaian and Nigerian banks to expand their presence in the country’s banking market, the headline indicates.
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Business · ThisDay ·
FG Lists Achievements in Gas Sector, Puts FID Projects at $3.5 Billion
The Federal Government has outlined achievements in Nigeria’s gas sector and put the value of projects that have reached final investment decision at $3.5 billion. The headline does not specify the projects or the achievements cited.
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Business · ThisDay ·
Shettima: Our Economic Reforms Must Translate Into Greater Purchasing Power, And Improved Quality of Life For Nigerians
Shettima said economic reforms should result in greater purchasing power and an improved quality of life for Nigerians. He framed these outcomes as necessary measures of whether the reforms are benefiting citizens.
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