Standard Chartered investment executives discuss essential lessons for navigating market volatility, emphasizing diversification and maintaining a long-term focus to manage portfolio risks effectively.
An editorial examination of the Nigerian power sector highlights persistent organisational and accountability issues affecting electricity supply across the country, with direct implications for utility providers and industrial operators listed on the domestic exchange.
Grid unreliability has resulted in significant generation waste across the power sector, affecting available output and grid evacuation capacity for electricity generation companies operating within the Nigerian market.
Nigeria recorded a 15.7 percent decline in total petrol consumption during the second quarter compared to the preceding quarter, falling to 4.27 billion litres amid rising fuel prices across the country.
Access ARM Pensions has advised pension contributors to initiate retirement planning well ahead of active service exit, highlighting the importance of understanding pension benefit options and maintaining compliance to secure long-term financial stability.
The Central Bank of Nigeria data localisation directive is expected to create significant value for local digital infrastructure development, according to industry commentary from GFA Technologies Group, impacting technology and banking sectors.
Nigerian Exchange Group Plc has announced an interim dividend of N1.30 per ordinary share for the half year ended June 30, 2026, rewarding its shareholders.
Nigeria has concluded an extensive eight-month overhaul of its drilling rights allocation process, with initial outcomes indicating strong investor interest in tapping into under-explored sedimentary basins across the country.
Over 70 percent of insurance companies in Nigeria have completed the independent verification of their capital positions under the NAICOM recapitalisation programme. Industry operators are making a final push to meet the regulatory deadline set for July 2026.
Federal authorities are preparing to announce an upward revision of salaries for members of the Armed Forces. The proposed adjustment forms part of ongoing government initiatives aimed at improving personnel welfare and addressing broader economic conditions.
Equity Market closed on a bearish note where NGX All-Share shed 118.66 basis points.
Likewise in the fixed income space, Treasury bills secondary market traded on a positive note, driven by the robust demand across the short and the long tenors of the benchmark curve. As a https://t.co/sUmkV52oyL
FCMB Group Plc reported a profit before tax of N157.3 billion for the half-year ended June 30, 2026, marking a 99 percent increase compared to the previous year. The unaudited financial results were officially released on the Nigerian Exchange Limited, reflecting continued earnings momentum for the banking group.
MTN Group has reported that 82 percent of its earnings are generated outside South Africa. Meanwhile, the chief executive has cautioned that rising xenophobia and anti-migrant sentiment could threaten regional integration efforts and cross-border economic expansion across African markets.
Renewed regulatory uncertainty has emerged within the Nigerian telecommunications airtime and data lending market, potentially affecting industry operations, compliance, and stakeholder sentiment across related segments.
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The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) All-Share Index (ASI) fell due to sell pressure in mid- and large-cap stocks, including Access Holdings (-7.53%), Transcorp Power (-10%), Oando (-4.25%) and BUA Cement (-2.47%)