@chaocacbannn @KuCoinAfrica @kucoincom Absolutely! The Nigerian Senate is also working on a bill seeking to establish legal and regulatory framework for cryptocurrency transactions and digital asset operations in Nigeria. The bill has passed second reading and has been referred to the committee on capital market for
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🇳🇬 NGX: The bourse looks to stabilize. Despite a 1.21% weekly drop, a late Friday surge (+2.19%) lifted the ASI to 229,240.34 and cap to ₦147.10T. Watch Banking (-3.72%) and Consumer Goods (-4.56%) for institutional value hunting ahead of Q2 earnings.
Tinubu Approves 27 Road-Projects Worth N3.9tn In 15 States
President Bola Tinubu has approved 27 road projects valued at over N3.9 trillion across 15 Nigerian states. Minister of Works, David Umahi, announced the infrastructure development plan following a Federal Executive Council meeting in Abuja, highlighting the government's commitment to national road improvements.
IEI to strengthen risk management frameworks
International Energy Insurance Plc has committed to strengthening its risk management frameworks after winning the Pension and Insurance Category at the 2026 Nigerian Risk Awards. The company was recognized for its corporate governance practices and disciplined risk management approach.
Nigeria in 1min: Economic, Business and Financial Market Headlines – 6th July 2026 Nigeria opens the trading week in a phase of measured consolidation. The equities market extended its corrective run into a fifth week as investors rotated out of the strong first-half rally, with
Regulatory overlap delays infrastructure projects – Julius Berger
Julius Berger Nigeria Plc has identified regulatory overlap and poor coordination among government agencies, host communities, and the private sector as primary drivers of infrastructure project delays. Company Secretary Cecilia Ekanem Madueke highlighted these challenges affecting the ease of doing business during a recent summit in Abuja.
FG, opposition differ over alleged N8trn off-budget spending
The Federal Government and opposition parties are in dispute over observations by the International Monetary Fund regarding over eight trillion Naira in unreported public spending. The controversy arose following statements about off-budget expenditures in Nigeria's public finance system.
Report: Manufacturing Decreases Amidst Increasing Economic Productivity in Other Sectors
The Stanbic IBTC Purchasing Managers' Index report for June 2026 indicates a decline in Nigeria's manufacturing output, despite overall improvements in demand driving expansion across other productive sectors of the economy.
Unreported N8trn spending sparks transparency concerns as FG pushes back
Nigeria's federal government is facing scrutiny over an alleged eight trillion naira in unreported spending, raising concerns among analysts about fiscal transparency and its impact on the nation's budget deficit. The minister of finance has challenged the claim amid reactions from the Senate.
In the Nigerian capital market masterclass at Tekedia Institute, I am leading this week’s class. This week’s two modules are Technology & Financial Market Infrastructure (FMI), and Digital Assets, Tokenization & ISA 2025 Framework. After looking at the FMI extensively from CCPs https://t.co/KvPJjvakdh
CPPE: Nigeria Enters H2’26 on Stronger Macroeconomic Fundamentals, Strengthened Investors’ Confidence
The Centre for the Promotion of Private Enterprise stated that the Nigerian economy entered the second half of the year with improved macroeconomic fundamentals and stronger investor confidence, while urging the government to implement policies that enhance business competitiveness.
Oil & Gas: Protection of National Assets Requires Active Collaboration of Operators, Host Communities, Says NSA
The National Security Adviser has urged oil and gas operators and host communities in the Niger Delta to actively collaborate in protecting national assets. This joint effort aims to enhance security, reduce oil theft, and safeguard critical production infrastructure across the region.
FCMB Group Shareholders Approve N23.08bn 2025FY Dividend Payout
Shareholders of FCMB Group Plc have approved a total dividend payout of N23.08 billion for the 2025 financial year. The approval was given during the financial institution's 13th Annual General Meeting held in Lagos.
Beta Glass Posts N37.5bn Q1 Revenue, Unveils New Board
Beta Glass Plc has reported a first-quarter revenue of N37.54 billion and reconstituted its board of directors. The strategic reorganization is aimed at strengthening corporate governance and driving the company's growth objectives.
Domestic Investors Tighten Grip on Nigerian Stocks
The Nigerian stock market sustained its growth trajectory in May 2026, driven by increased market activity and rising investor confidence as domestic investors further consolidated their dominance in the local equities space.
When Dead SIMs Died: How NCC Clean-up Made Telecoms More Honest
The regulatory clean-up of deactivated SIM cards by the Nigerian Communications Commission is reshaping the telecommunications sector by enforcing accurate subscriber data, driving transparency despite causing initial subscriber base reductions.
NIGERIA’S OIL WINDFALL HAS AN EXPIRY DATE
Analysts advise prudent management of Nigeria's recent oil windfalls to support the national economy. Despite a recent rise in oil production, experts emphasize that these financial gains are temporary and require strategic economic planning to foster long-term stability.
Dangote beats US, ships N757bn jet fuel to Europe – Report
Dangote Petroleum Refinery exported 466,000 metric tonnes of jet fuel to Europe in June, valued at N757 billion. This volume surpassed United States shipments to the region, positioning Nigeria as a key exporter of aviation fuel.
Nigerian economy and the Washington policy prescriptions
Local economic experts advise caution regarding Washington-backed policy reforms for Nigeria, particularly concerning value-added tax adjustments and telecommunications policy, despite commendations from the International Monetary Fund.
THE FLAWED LOGIC BEHIND FTSE RUSSELL’S DECISION
An analysis of the FTSE Russell decision to reclassify the status of the Nigerian stock market highlights how global index providers evaluate emerging and frontier financial systems. The commentary argues that market evaluations should consider local developmental factors rather than focusing exclusively on convenience for foreign capital providers.
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