Top NGX stocks DIVIDENDS payment date for JULY 2026:1. Dangote Cement N45.00 July 2nd
2. CHAMS holdings N0.03 July 10th
3. BUA Foods N28.00 July 15th
4. Cornerstone Insurance N0.28 July 20th
5. E-tranzact N12.5 July 23rd
6. ARADEL N23.00 July 30th
7. FIDSON N1.50 July 31st
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Bank auditors strengthen Nigeria’s Open Banking Readiness
The Association of Chief Audit Executives of Banks in Nigeria completed a nine-day international training and study tour focused on preparing the country's financial institutions for the implementation of Open Banking.
Police arrest 21 suspects over alleged cybercrime, fraud cases
The Nigeria Police Force has arrested twenty-one suspects in connection with cybercrime and fraud investigations. The operations include a case involving the alleged manipulation of MTN Nigeria's billing system, alongside other cyber-related offenses.
Audit executives warn over internal audit marginalisation
Audit executives have warned that marginalising internal audit functions can lead to dire consequences for businesses. Festus Ogunmokun, a former chief audit executive at West African Portland Cement Company, emphasized the critical role of internal audits in safeguarding organizational truth and corporate governance.
Dangote Cement ($DANGCEM) is reminding investors why patience pays.The stock has surged 18% in the past week and is now trading at ₦1,047, delivering an impressive 274% total return over the last three years.A few things stand out:📈 Forward P/E: 12x — roughly in line with
Ningi Queries Ownership Of 66% Lafarge Shares As Senate Approves $1bn Deal
The Nigerian Senate has approved the proposed one billion dollar acquisition of Lafarge Africa Plc by Chinese cement manufacturer Huaxin. The approval was granted despite concerns raised by some lawmakers regarding the ownership structure of the remaining sixty-six percent equity in the company.
@gtbank GTCO, is there a particular reason your staff at GT Fund Managers do not respond to enquiries? They don’t respond to emails, calls. They just go silent on customers as if customers do not matter to them?
How else does one get help there.
Kogi Commission, Geregu Power Move To Boost Electricity Supply
The Kogi State Electricity Regulatory Commission has initiated discussions with Geregu Power Plc to improve the state's power supply. The partnership focuses on establishing a commercially viable local electricity market and implementing direct off-take agreements to benefit industries and residential areas.
🏗️ WAPCO: Great Company, But Is It Still a Great Buy?WAPCO has rewarded long-term investors handsomely.📈 +15% in the past week.
📈 +216% over the past year.
📈 An incredible 1,284% total shareholder return over the last three years.That's the power of owning quality
📈 FCMB: Cheap Stock or Value Trap?FCMB's recent rally has caught investors' attention, with the share price climbing 19% in just one week to ₦10.80.Even after that move, the stock trades at a trailing P/E of about 3.3x, well below the Nigerian banking industry's average
🏗️ WAPCO: Great Company, But Is It Still a Great Buy?WAPCO has rewarded long-term investors handsomely.📈 +15% in the past week.
📈 +216% over the past year.
📈 An incredible 1,284% total shareholder return over the last three years.That's the power of owning quality
📈 FCMB: Cheap Stock or Value Trap?FCMB's recent rally has caught investors' attention, with the share price climbing 19% in just one week to ₦10.80.Even after that move, the stock trades at a trailing P/E of about 3.3x, well below the Nigerian banking industry's average
🚀 BIG PICTURE: S&P Dow Jones has officially placed Nigeria on its 2027 Country Classification Watchlist for a potential upgrade to a Frontier Market. Structural rerating is underway. Position cleanly for Q2 earnings ahead
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Diesel prices jump as petrol sustains stable prices
Automotive Gas Oil, commonly known as diesel, has experienced significant price increases across major Nigerian cities including Lagos, Port Harcourt, and Warri. Conversely, Premium Motor Spirit prices have remained relatively stable despite geopolitical tensions and pressure from the conflict in the Middle East.
Nigeria’s Stock overtakes South Korea as world’s best-performing
The Nigerian stock market has emerged as the world's best-performing equity market in dollar terms this year, overtaking South Korea. According to Bloomberg data, the benchmark equity index yielded a sixty-seven percent return, driven by positive investor reaction to the country's macroeconomic outlook and ongoing economic reforms.
Nigeria’s admission into IEA opens new energy investment, policy opportunities
Nigeria has gained admission as an Association Country of the International Energy Agency, a milestone expected to unlock new energy investments and enhance policy collaboration opportunities for the country's energy sector.
Dangote Cement pushes Africa’s net-zero cement agenda at global summit
Dangote Cement Plc has reaffirmed its commitment to low-carbon cement production. Group Managing Director Arvind Pathak urged African producers to accelerate decarbonisation while expanding capacity to meet infrastructure demand, speaking at the Global Cement and Concrete Association strategic dialogue.
Dollar to Naira exchange rate today, July 10, 2026
The Nigerian naira maintained a relatively steady exchange rate against the United States dollar on July 10, 2026, across both the official Nigerian Foreign Exchange Market and the parallel market, as traders monitored foreign exchange liquidity and market demand.
Nigeria solid minerals exports hit N354bn
Nigeria's solid minerals exports rose to 354 billion Naira in 2025, representing a significant increase from 117.29 billion Naira recorded in 2023. Additionally, revenue generated for the Federation Account from the solid minerals sector grew to over 70 billion Naira.
Airtel Africa Shareholders Approve Final Dividend of 4.26 U.S. Cents Per Share at 2026 AGM
Airtel Africa Plc shareholders have approved a final dividend of 4.26 U.S. cents per ordinary share during the company's 2026 Annual General Meeting. Shareholders also endorsed all other resolutions presented by the board at the meeting held on July 9, 2026.
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