The Minister of Power has established a nine-member inter-agency committee to resolve regulatory issues delaying the full implementation of the Electricity Act 2023. The panel has four weeks to recommend measures to fast-track decentralization and operationalize the law.
Guaranty Trust Bank has emerged as the highest-ranked Nigerian bank in The Banker magazine's Top 1000 World Banks Rankings for 2026. The global ranking assesses institutions based on independently audited financial statements, placing the bank first in overall performance among its local peers.
BUA Foods Plc Chairman Abdul Samad Rabiu has advocated for increased support for local companies to drive economic growth and enhance long-term domestic investments. Rabiu made this call during the consumer goods manufacturer's fifth annual general meeting.
The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission's new capital expenditure directive has faced significant opposition from electricity distribution companies and state regulators. The order, which mandates utilities to reserve surplus revenues for infrastructure development, has ignited debates regarding regulatory authority under the Electricity Act 2023.
The chief executive officer of First Bank of Nigeria, Olusegun Alebiosu, has advocated for increased collaboration between the government and housing sector stakeholders to address the nation's housing deficit. The bank plans to support affordable housing delivery and enhance access to mortgage financing.
Telecommunications operators in Nigeria are expanding investments in network infrastructure and digital platforms to enhance service quality. This strategy aims to retain subscribers and meet the growing demand for data consumption amidst intensifying market competition.
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The Central Bank of Nigeria allotted 1.19 trillion Naira at its latest primary market treasury bills auction. Investors subscribed heavily to the 364-day instrument, with bids reaching 2.87 trillion Naira against an initial offer of 400 billion Naira.
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This week's updates tell a familiar story: stronger profits, but mixed operating conditions. Many Nigerian companies are protecting earnings through tighter cost control, improved efficiency, and stronger
Nigeria's persistent headline inflation continues to limit the policy options available to the Central Bank of Nigeria. The ongoing price pressures present complex challenges for the regulatory body in balancing inflation control and economic stability.
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Nigeria's external reserves have risen to $51.86 billion, reaching their highest level in over 17 years. This milestone surpasses the annual projections set by the Central Bank of Nigeria, signaling an improved foreign exchange buffer for the country.
United Bank for Africa Plc is set to host the quarterly UBA Business Series on July 16, 2026. The event, themed on building for Africa's realities, will feature discussions on transforming consumer feedback into technology solutions that address continental needs.