Dave Ibemere
5443 articles published since 20 Sep 2021
5443 articles published since 20 Sep 2021
Food inflation in Nigeria slowed to 10.84% in December 2025, with Yobe, Ogun, and Abuja recording the highest increases, while prices of key staples declined.
Nigerian banks, including FirstBank, UBA, Access, Zenith, and GTB, have met CBN recapitalisation requirements, sending confidence to investors ahead of deadline.
ProvidusBank has opened applications for its Graduate Trainee Sales Programme, inviting graduates to begin careers in sales and relationship management.
Nigeria’s top 10 companies, led by BUA Foods, MTN Nigeria, and Dangote Cement, reached N64.98 trillion, dominated by industrials, telecoms, and energy firms.
The Central Bank of Nigeria has released the latest savings deposit rates, with most banks offering customers around 8.10% on their savings accounts.
The Nigerian stock market closed lower on Thursday as profit-taking hit major stocks, with Nestlé Nigeria Plc and Jaiz Bank Plc, Morison Industries leading gainers..
The NESG projects Nigeria’s reserves rising to $52 billion in 2026, with inflation easing and economic growth reaching 5.5 percent, driven by key productive sectors.
Financial expert Gilbert Ayoola says Nigerian bank customers will pay 7.5% VAT on mobile and USSD transfers from January 19, 2026, alongside existing stamp duties.
Dangote Refinery’s petrol now sells at N699 per litre, cheaper than imported fuel, forcing importers to lower prices and intensifying competition.
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