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Chemical and Allied Products Plc has approved a final dividend of N4.00 per 50 kobo ordinary share for the financial year ended December 31, 2025. The total payout amounts to N3.26 billion, representing a 67 percent increase compared to the previous financial year.
The Nigeria Customs Service generated N3.35 trillion in revenue between January and May 2026. This performance was driven by enhanced trade facilitation, improved customs processing, and intensified border enforcement operations across Nigeria.
Shareholders of FCMB Group Plc have approved a total dividend payout of N23.08 billion for the 2025 financial year. The approval was granted during the company's meeting on Tuesday, marking a key corporate decision for the financial institution.
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The Transmission Company of Nigeria has declared force majeure on its Oworonshoki and Lekki transmission substations in Lagos. This decision follows severe flooding from persistent torrential rainfall, which has submerged key facilities and disrupted the power evacuation process.
The Minister of Marine and Blue Economy stated that ongoing port reforms and operational improvements have driven Nigeria's sustained national trade surplus since 2024, enhancing the country's competitiveness and maritime hub position.
Dangote Petroleum Refinery has successfully secured $750 million through its debut international bond offering. The debt instrument was issued with a 7.5 percent fixed coupon rate, representing a landmark financing step for the private refinery.
Financial analysts warn that Nigeria's debt servicing obligations could exceed 90 percent of federal revenue if domestic borrowing persists. The concern follows the release of the Debt Management Office's provisional Federal Government of Nigeria bond data.
Nigeria's electricity distribution companies recovered N597.56 billion in revenue from customer billing during the first quarter of 2026. This performance represents the second-highest quarterly collection recorded in five quarters, despite a marginal 0.41 percent decline in collection efficiency.
The Minister of Power, Joseph Tegbe, has pledged to address tariff barriers and liquidity challenges in the electricity market. The initiative aims to enforce payment compliance and establish transparent calculations to restore trust and stability to the power sector.
The Central Bank of Nigeria plans to auction 5.8 trillion Naira in Treasury Bills between July and September 2026. This domestic borrowing plan represents a sharp increase from previous targets and marks the largest liquidity mop-up of the year.
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The Nigeria Revenue Service is implementing a major transformation of the country's corporate tax system. This shift in tax architecture is rewriting compliance requirements for companies operating in Nigeria, directly impacting their corporate strategies, financial reporting, and operational structures.
The Central Bank of Nigeria has revoked the operating licenses of 46 microfinance banks due to insolvency, regulatory violations, and failure to meet operating conditions. The decision was approved by CBN Governor Olayemi Cardoso.
The Nigerian Naira appreciated against the British Pound across both the official Foreign Exchange Market and the parallel market. This recovery is attributed to sustained interventions in the currency market, while the British Pound maintained its strength against the United States Dollar.
The Central Bank of Nigeria plans to transition the country from a major consumer of financial technology into a global exporter of fintech solutions. This initiative forms a core part of the apex bank's Payment System Vision 2028 strategy aimed at boosting the financial services industry.
The Central Bank of Nigeria has launched a strategic initiative to transition the country from a consumer of financial technology into a global exporter of digital payment solutions, aiming to position digital finance as a major driver of domestic economic growth.
Global demand for liquefied natural gas is projected to rise to nearly 700 million tonnes annually by 2050. Against this backdrop, Shell has approved a two billion dollar offshore gas project aimed at boosting Nigeria's liquefied natural gas ambitions amid shifting geopolitical dynamics.
International benchmark Brent crude fell for a third consecutive session to approximately $70.33 per barrel. The price decline is attributed to easing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and diplomatic progress between the United States and Iran, which has mitigated concerns over potential global oil supply disruptions.
The Nigerian presidency is positioning the country as a leading investment destination under the African Continental Free Trade Area. This strategic push aims to attract foreign direct investment and establish Nigeria as a primary gateway for regional commerce.
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