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Market Snack - August 7, 2026

Generated Aug 7, 06:00 WAT

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AVACAPAVACAP

₦11.95
+9.63%

Legend InternetLEGENDINT

₦4.60
+9.52%

Universal InsuranceUNIVINSURE

₦0.89
+5.95%

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Macroeconomy · The Punch

Ajaokuta-Kaduna-Kano gas pipeline will open Niger economy to investors – Bago

Niger State Governor Mohammed Bago said the Ajaokuta-Kaduna-Kano gas pipeline could unlock the state’s industrial potential and attract investment. The infrastructure project is presented as a catalyst for expanded gas access, industrial activity and broader economic development in the state.

Macroeconomy · Vanguard

Naira appreciates to N1,416/$ in parallel market

The naira appreciated slightly in the parallel market to N1,416 per dollar, compared with N1,420 per dollar the previous day. The report provides an update on foreign-exchange market conditions, which are relevant to Nigerian equities because currency movements can affect companies’ costs, revenues and valuations.

Macroeconomy · The Punch

Three states dominate Q1 derivation funds

Delta, Bayelsa and Akwa Ibom received nearly 75% of Nigeria’s N321.90 billion derivation funds in the first quarter of 2026. The allocation highlights the concentration of oil-related revenue among producing states and provides context on fiscal flows that may influence regional spending and broader economic activity.

Macroeconomy · BusinessDay

The crop that feeds millions but earns Nigeria no FX value

Nigeria produces enough plantain to meet domestic consumption and regional demand, but captures little foreign-exchange value from exports. The article highlights limited participation in global plantain trade and the gap between local agricultural output and formal export earnings.

Macroeconomy · THISDAY

AfDB: Nigeria’s Revenue Base Weak Amid $2.3tn Infrastructure Development Need

The African Development Bank says Nigeria’s domestic revenue base is weak relative to an estimated $2.3 trillion infrastructure development requirement. It identifies low productivity as a major challenge and recommends rationalising tax exemptions and reducing revenue leakages to strengthen public finances and support development spending.

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