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Nigeria's pension assets grew by 51 percent, increasing by 10.7 trillion Naira over a two-year period. The expansion follows regulatory reforms and the first review of the Nigeria Social Insurance Trust Fund in over two decades, which adjusted retiree payouts.
President Bola Tinubu announced that the Nigerian government will no longer permit the export of raw cocoa beans. The policy shift aims to encourage local processing and value addition to target the global chocolate market while reducing finished product imports.
The Nigerian economy is showing signs of stabilization and moderation in inflation according to policymakers, even as citizens continue to experience economic difficulties. The disconnect highlights the ongoing challenges in the country's broader economic recovery.
The Chairman of the Society of Petroleum Engineers Nigeria Council, Francis Nwaochei, discussed Nigeria's ongoing upstream oil sector reforms and their impact on the broader African energy ecosystem. The conversation highlights emerging competition and structural changes within the nation's energy industry.
Independent marketers and experts have rejected the dollar-denominated fuel pricing template proposed by the Dangote Refinery. Critics warn that pricing domestic fuel in foreign currency could intensify foreign exchange pressures and negatively impact the Nigerian economy.
Nigeria is exploring the Dig-Once telecommunications policy thrust, aimed at coordinating broadband infrastructure deployment and restoring order to the installation of fiber-optic cables across the country. The policy addresses long-standing challenges in right-of-way and infrastructure development within the nation's telecommunications sector.
The Nigerian Communications Commission is consulting stakeholders on a framework to provide Nigerian students with free educational internet access. The initiative aims to reduce digital learning barriers, representing a regulatory development with implications for the domestic telecommunications industry.
Nigeria lost an estimated $1.5 billion due to gas flaring, according to the German Ambassador to Nigeria and ECOWAS. The ongoing discussions to end gas flaring highlight major economic and environmental challenges within the country's energy sector.
GTBank has been recognized as Nigeria’s Best Overall Performing Bank by The Banker magazine, securing top rankings for its operational efficiency and financial soundness.
Nigeria's total pension assets grew by 51 percent to reach 31.48 trillion Naira over a two-year period. This significant expansion in pension fund administration highlights the growing pool of institutional capital available within the country's financial system and investment markets.
The Central Bank of Nigeria's regulatory guidelines on data localization are driving significant investments in the nation's digital infrastructure. This policy is accelerating the demand for local data centers and cloud services, directly impacting the operations of financial institutions and technology service providers.
President Bola Tinubu has announced a ban on the export of raw cocoa beans from Nigeria. The policy shift aims to promote local processing and value addition within the agricultural sector to boost economic growth and create employment opportunities.
Airtel Africa has repurchased 12.8 million of its own shares as part of its ongoing capital reduction strategy. The share buyback program is aimed at optimizing the company's capital structure and enhancing overall value for its shareholders.
Academy Press and Ekenua & Co. Limited have launched the Million Classics Programme, a civic-education initiative in Nigeria. The programme aims to utilize enduring literary classics to foster moral development and critical thinking skills among participants.
The Nigerian stock market closed higher as market capitalisation appreciated by N719 billion, ending a two-day losing streak. The market recovery was supported by a 1.23 percent gain in MTN Nigeria.
The Federal Government of Nigeria has validated the country's first National Hydrogen Policy, marking a strategic move to transition toward a post-oil economy. The policy framework aims to create jobs and support the nation's goal of achieving net-zero carbon emissions by 2060.
The Central Bank of Nigeria ramped up its Open Market Operations sales to 18.79 trillion Naira in the first half of 2026, representing a 313.3 percent increase. The aggressive liquidity mop-up reflects the monetary authority's tightening stance to manage inflation and stabilize the Naira.
FidBank UK Limited is positioning itself to facilitate cross-border wealth preservation and trade between Nigeria and the United Kingdom. The bank aims to serve as a financial gateway for Nigerian investors and corporate organizations seeking international growth.
A report by CardinalStone projects that Nigeria’s fiscal deficit will widen to N25.7 trillion, representing 4.9 percent of GDP, while public debt is expected to reach N184.9 trillion. The report notes that the risk of debt distress remains moderate.
Nigeria’s food services industry is projected to reach $19.31 billion by 2030, driven by rapid digitalisation, changing consumer behavior, and the integration of embedded financial services, representing a significant growth outlook for the broader consumer sector.
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