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FCMB Group Plc has declared a profit of N177 billion and a dividend payout of N23 billion for the 2025 financial year. The results reflect growth across the company's various business divisions.
Nigerian Electricity Distribution Companies recorded a loss of over 1.13 million customers in 2025. This decline is attributed to persistent unreliable power supply and rising energy costs across the country, highlighting operational challenges within the domestic power sector value chain.
Nigeria's Federal Government is projected to spend 358 billion Naira on electricity subsidies in the first quarter of 2026. This fiscal commitment persists alongside ongoing power supply challenges, as the government maintains a freeze on electricity tariffs.
Global crude oil price declines have not yet translated to cheaper domestic petrol prices in Nigeria. While consumers expect relief, local fuel marketers maintain that sustainable margins must be preserved amidst ongoing economic pressures and pricing dynamics.
BudgIT analyzes Nigeria's record 2026 federal budget as the country enters the second half of the year, raising critical questions about implementation, fiscal feasibility, and economic performance under President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's administration.
The National Pension Commission has expanded the investment options for Pension Fund Administrators by granting a two-year regulatory forbearance. This decision aims to improve investment returns for pension funds amid limited domestic asset options and prevailing operational constraints.
The Nigerian Economic Summit Group reported that Nigeria's business environment remained in expansion territory in June 2026. However, the pace of growth slowed significantly due to rising operating costs and limited access to credit for firms.
The Minister of Solid Minerals Development, Dele Alake, has cautioned mining companies regarding compliance with host community agreements. The government threatened to revoke the operational licences of firms that fail to ensure host communities benefit from local mineral resources.
@Madu_The_Trader The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) is Nigeria's official stock market, where investors buy and sell shares of publicly listed companies. It gives businesses access to capital and provides individuals with opportunities to build long-term wealth through investing.
@Rxbremen And all the money goes through bank account. And perhaps, all the necessary contracts papers are insured. Therefore, talk Mtn, cure Fidson, Cement deal with Lafarge, pay Zenith way and insure your relationship with Mutual Benefit.
Over ₦13 Trillion wiped off the NGX in a single month and some of you are panic selling your portfolios like kids. 😭😭 Smart money is intentionally dumping blue chips to gather cash for the upcoming Dangote Refinery IPO. If you don't understand position rotation, you’ll keep
Nigerian equities experienced a correction during the first week of July 2026 despite a late-week rebound on Friday. The market decline was driven by ongoing profit-taking, particularly within the industrial goods sector, highlighting recent performance trends across the local exchange.
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Meet Dr JB Omodayo. The newly Appointed NED at Nahco Dr. Julius B. Omodayo-Owotuga (JB) was appointed Executive Director, Strategy and Corporate Transformation at First Bank of Nigeria Limited in May 2026. He is an accomplished finance, governance, enterprise management https://t.co/EmFixJoY46
Senior executives of Aradel Holdings, including the company secretary, have disposed of over 8.53 million shares valued at approximately 10.9 billion Naira. The insider sell-off occurred against the backdrop of a decline in the company's share price on the exchange.
The decline in global crude oil prices following eased geopolitical tensions in the Middle East is expected to provide relief to Nigerian businesses. The drop in prices may lower operating costs and improve the broader macroeconomic environment for domestic firms.
INSIDER BUY NOTIFICATION: Stock: Neimeth Pharma Txn Date: June 30, 2026 Value: ₦495,079,209.88 Breakdown: 63,553,172 units of ordinary shares at ₦7.79 per share Insider: Clinoscope Services Limited Position: Substantial Shareholder https://t.co/ehfBA1pFf6
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Love mecure personally, won’t advise anyone to enter if they can’t be patient because it’s illiquid. https://t.co/4k2v7IF9fE https://t.co/piHjRzIk6J
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