The board of Tantalizers Plc has assured its shareholders of long-term sustainability and profitability during its annual general meeting. The chairman highlighted that the company's projected rebound to profitability in 2025 is supported by solid operational foundations aimed at delivering returns to investors.
Business leaders in Nigeria highlight that the country has reached a critical phase in its economic reform journey. They emphasize that achieving long-term shared prosperity requires moving beyond basic macroeconomic stability to focus on scaling up economic activities across key sectors.
Private depot operators across Nigeria have raised petrol prices to approximately N1,200 per litre following a halt in gantry loading operations by Dangote Petroleum Refinery, signaling further supply changes.
Guaranty Trust Bank Limited, the primary banking subsidiary of Guaranty Trust Holding Company Plc, has been recognized as the Best Overall Performing Bank in Nigeria in the latest Banker Global Rankings.
Rising international petrol prices, higher freight costs, and pricing dynamics from the Dangote Refinery are narrowing profit margins for Nigerian fuel importers. This development affects the operating environment for downstream energy companies in the country.
President Bola Tinubu has approved major road infrastructure projects, including the reconstruction of the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway and the expansion of the Fourth Legacy Highway, aiming to improve transportation networks and boost national economic activity.
The Central Bank of Nigeria has introduced a centralized foreign exchange Bureau De Change Purchase Tracker to monitor transaction activities in real-time. The new system aims to enhance transparency and compliance within the country's foreign exchange market.
Nigeria's crude oil and condensate production generated an estimated N41.74 trillion during the first half of 2026. This revenue represents a modest recovery for the country's energy sector despite ongoing operational challenges.
Nigerian telecommunications operators have endorsed the Nigerian Communications Commission's draft business rules for Mobile Virtual Network Operators, calling for robust dispute resolution mechanisms to drive sector growth.
The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria has warned that a shortage of domestic crude supply is forcing local refineries to rely on imported oil. This development undermines the nation's energy security and affects the operational efficiency of the domestic refining industry.
The Central Bank of Nigeria has issued new operational guidelines allowing licensed Bureau de Change operators to purchase foreign exchange from any authorized dealer bank of their choice. The directive strictly prohibits banks from enforcing exclusivity arrangements or charging referral fees.
Private depot owners in Nigeria have raised petrol prices to approximately N1,200 per litre following reports that Dangote Petroleum has halted gantry loading. The pricing adjustment by marketers reflects immediate supply disruptions in the domestic fuel distribution network.
Stakeholders in Nigeria's telecommunications sector have endorsed the Nigerian Communications Commission's draft business rules for Mobile Virtual Network Operators. The industry players are also calling for enhanced enforcement of these regulations to guide the emerging market segment.
It was a mixed session on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX), with banking stocks leading the rally while profit-taking in heavyweight industrial stocks kept the broader market slightly negative.
It was a mixed session on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX), with banking stocks leading the rally while profit-taking in heavyweight industrial stocks kept the broader market slightly negative.
The Centre for the Promotion of Private Enterprise reports that food inflation remains a critical challenge to Nigerian households despite a moderation in the headline inflation rate. The think tank recommends structural reforms rather than further monetary policy tightening to address the trend.