681 articles published since 06 Dec 2024
These top naira stocks may not make much news, but they made a lot of money for investors in 2024. The number one stock grew as much as 1646% during the period.
An analysis of the 2025 appropriation budget has shown that the Federal Government of Nigeria plans to spend over N40 billion on fueling generator for MDAs.
The World Bank report has shown that more than half of Nigerians live in multidimensional poverty. They live below $2.15 daily, and do not have access to the basics.
PETROAN has revealed that plans are underway to launch a new petroleum refinery in Nigeria, in 2025. The refinery will have a capacity of 50,000bpd.
The Central Bank of Nigeria has disqualified 41.65 million shares valued at N822.6m in the Access Holding Plc right issues. This brings the subscription down to 100%
World Bank has announced the removal of several loan fees for poor countries of the world, including Nigeria which has been ranked 46th poorest country in the world.
The National Bureau of Statistics has released its 2025 budget. The budget allocates N35m to cybersecurity training as part of steps to prevent another hacking.
Airtel Africa has launched another share buyback deal to give $100 million to investors. The deal will see Airtel buy back its shares from investors.
Lagos state government has commenced building 2,200 housing units for members of the Nigerian Police and also donated police vehicles, bulletproof vests, and more.
Ruth Okwumbu
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