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A compilation of data from 2025 annual reports and investor presentations reveals that Nigeria's largest commercial banks continue to maintain and expand their physical branch networks. Despite the growth of digital banking channels, these lenders rely on physical locations to serve a diverse and largely cash-dependent population.
@Greensreport1 @Udms74 @vanguardngrnews Not exactly. MTN Group is still SA-owned with ∼73.5% of MTN Nigeria. What happened is MTN Nigeria listed on the Nigerian Exchange, so Nigerians can buy shares now.
NGX-Listed Firms See Leadership Shake-Up as 12 CEOs and Chairmen Take Over in H1 2026 https://t.co/C7we6F64A2 https://t.co/hSkCc8LbIf
12 new CEOs and Chairmen just took over at major NGX listed companies in H1 2026. New leadership changes everything. Strategy. Culture. Direction. Stock performance. Banking & Finance Amaka Onwughalu > Chairman, Fidelity Bank Ifeyinwa Osime > Chairman, Access Bank Mustafa Bello
The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and its allies have approved a 188,000 barrels per day oil production quota increase for August. This decision continues the group's phased plan to gradually restore crude supplies to global markets, directly affecting member nations including Nigeria.
The Federal Government has refuted claims that it spent over eight trillion Naira outside the approved budget, clarifying that the allegations misrepresented the International Monetary Fund's Article IV Consultation Report.
OPEC+ members have agreed to increase oil production quotas by 188,000 barrels per day starting August 2026. The move aims to restore supply levels as geopolitical tensions in the Middle East subside.
The Federal Government of Nigeria has denied allegations of operating an eight trillion naira off-budget shadow account, clarifying that recent comments by the International Monetary Fund were misrepresented. Officials maintained that all public spending aligns strictly with statutory frameworks.
The Federal Government of Nigeria has denied allegations of spending over eight trillion Naira outside the approved budget. The denial follows claims by the International Monetary Fund that off-budget spending reached approximately two percent of the nation's gross domestic product in 2025.
The Federal Government of Nigeria has refuted claims of spending over eight trillion Naira outside the approved 2026 budget, stating that the reports misrepresent the International Monetary Fund's Article IV Consultation Report.
@edon_bassey @Rxbremen Same way i structured my portfolio Mtn, gtco/ngx, maybaker, custodian, i dont have cement yet
@NCbassey @ProvidenceEssi3 For example, some listed companies may benefit from increased market attention or stronger industry sentiment. There are always opportunities beyond the headline. We've analyzed several NGX stocks on our timeline and YouTube channel if you're researching the market. Wishing you
@ProvidenceEssi3 I agree. Major IPOs often create opportunities beyond the company being listed. Investors who focus on businesses with strong fundamentals and potential indirect beneficiaries may uncover better value than those simply chasing the headline. We've been reviewing several NGX
Major investors on the Nigerian Exchange collectively lost an estimated N3.83 trillion in paper wealth during June. This decline followed a broad market correction across several heavyweight stocks, which erased significant value from their listed equity portfolios.
@chascetic Yeah, I am also very bullish about fidson
Nigerian Aviation Handling Company Plc has strengthened its board of directors with the appointment of a new Vice Chairman and two Non-Executive Directors to enhance corporate governance.
Seven OPEC+ member nations have agreed to increase their oil production quotas as geopolitical tensions in the Middle East begin to ease. The decision follows previous output adjustments amid ongoing regional conflicts in the Gulf.
Nigerian Aviation Handling Company Plc has appointed legal expert Wolemi Esan and FirstBank Executive Director Julius B. Omodayo-Owotuga as non-executive directors to its board, bringing extensive legal and financial expertise to the company.
@the_goodfemi @ThatJuDaH Wapco plans to delist
@ThatJuDaH Champion Brewery ,nobody is talking about this stock. It will have one of the best Q2 results you will see because of Bullet acquisition . Also Fidson
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