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Business · The Punch ·Access Holdings postpones H1 results again amid CBN approval delays
Access Holdings has postponed the release of its first-half results again, citing delays in obtaining approval from the Central Bank of Nigeria. The headline does not specify a new publication date or provide further details about the approval process.
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Business · The Punch ·
Bond yields rise to 15.92% as investors turn cautious
Bond yields rose to 15.92% as investors turned more cautious, reflecting a shift in market sentiment. The headline does not identify the bonds involved or explain what prompted investors’ caution.
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Business · The Punch ·
CBN returns N10.9trn liquidity through OMO repayments
The Central Bank of Nigeria returned N10.9 trillion in liquidity through repayments on its open market operations, putting the funds back into the financial system.
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Business · The Punch ·
Firm bets on data to transform outdoor advertising
A firm is betting that data can transform outdoor advertising. The headline does not identify the company, explain how it plans to use data, or describe the changes or results it expects.
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Business · The Punch ·
Tony Elumelu’s Heirs Energies raises Seplat stake to 21%
Heirs Energies, associated with Nigerian investor Tony Elumelu, has increased its stake in Seplat Energy to 21 per cent. The headline does not specify how the stake was raised or provide details about the transaction.
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Business · The Punch ·
MfB boss reveals strategy behind debt repayments
A microfinance bank executive has disclosed the strategy the institution uses to secure repayments from borrowers. The headline does not provide details about the methods, the bank involved, or the scale of repayments.
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Business · The Punch ·
Tanzania, Zimbabwe, Nigeria lead 2026 African equity returns
Tanzania, Zimbabwe and Nigeria are identified as leaders in African equity returns for 2026, placing their stock markets ahead of other markets on the continent in the performance ranking covered by the report.
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Business · The Punch ·
Stock market dips 0.52% in holiday-shortened trading week
The stock market recorded a 0.52 per cent decline during a week with fewer trading days because of a holiday. The headline does not specify the market index or the factors behind the drop.
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Business · The Punch ·
Political risks expose gaps in Nigeria’s insurance coverage
Political risks are exposing gaps in Nigeria’s insurance coverage, highlighting areas where existing protection may not adequately address risks linked to political uncertainty. The headline points to a potential mismatch between the country’s exposure and the insurance available.
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Business · The Punch ·
Stanbic IBTC Insurance emerges stronger after recapitalisation
Stanbic IBTC Insurance has emerged from Nigeria’s recapitalisation process in a stronger position, according to the headline. The development signals the insurer’s increased strength following the exercise, though the headline does not specify the changes made or provide details on its financial position.
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Business · Nigerian Tribune ·ABC Transport: The 80 percent share rally meets slower profit story
ABC Transport’s shares have risen by 80 percent, while its profit performance has been slower, pointing to a gap between the strong rally in the stock and the company’s less rapid earnings progress.
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Business · The Punch ·
FMDQ FX market turnover drops 35.4% to $1.70bn
Turnover in the FMDQ foreign exchange market fell by 35.4 per cent to $1.70bn, according to the reported figures. The headline does not specify the period covered or the factors behind the decline.
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Business · The Punch ·
APM Terminals calls for bankable green infrastructure projects
APM Terminals is calling for green infrastructure projects that are financially viable and structured to attract investment. The headline does not specify which projects or funding arrangements are involved.
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Business · The Punch ·
Real estate investors urged to focus on execution
Real estate investors have been urged to focus on execution, emphasizing the importance of putting plans into action. The headline does not specify who issued the call, which projects or strategies it concerns, or the reasons behind the recommendation.
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Business · The Punch ·
CBN’s three-year reforms face real economy test
The Central Bank of Nigeria’s reforms over the past three years are facing a test of their impact on the real economy. The headline points to scrutiny of whether the changes are translating into tangible effects for businesses and economic activity.
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Business · ThisDay ·Moniepoint CEO Named among World’s Rising Stars
The chief executive of Moniepoint has been named among the world’s rising stars. The headline signals recognition of the executive but does not identify the organisation behind the recognition, the selection criteria or others included on the list.
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Business · The Punch ·
Lagos waterfronts attract investors as blue economy expands
Lagos waterfronts are attracting investor interest as the blue economy expands. The headline points to growing commercial attention around the state’s waterfront areas, without specifying the investors, projects or sectors involved.
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Business · The Punch ·
Poor funding, rising costs stall 250,000 housing projects
Poor funding and rising costs have stalled 250,000 housing projects. The headline does not specify where the projects are located, how long they have been delayed or which organisations are involved.
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Business · ThisDay ·
NIGERIA AND THE POWER CRISIS
The headline points to Nigeria’s power crisis and its national significance, but gives no details about causes, affected groups, policy responses or recent developments. The article’s specific focus cannot be determined from the headline alone.
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Business · The Punch ·
CBN: What manner of rate cut?
The headline points to a discussion of the Central Bank of Nigeria’s approach to an interest-rate cut, but does not specify its size, timing or conditions.
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