Nigerian security agencies have been ordered to produce former NNPC chief Mele Kyari “dead or alive”. The video of the directive is now trending.
NGX opened the week higher as investors gained N514.97bn, driven by renewed buying interest in large and mid-cap stocks across key sectors on Monday.
EFCC warns Nigerian banks against risky lending practices, stressing the need for credible collateral to reduce non-performing loans and protect depositors’ funds.
Dangote Refinery plans Africa's largest IPO, potentially raising $5 billion, offering 5-10% equity for pan-African investors to boost Nigeria's economy and exports.
CSCS (Central Securities Clearing System) has raised 2026 fees sharply, increasing transaction costs, custody charges, and institutional service fees.
Nigerian stock market opened the week higher as strong buying interest pushed market capitalisation to N131.6 trillion, with 31 gainers outpacing decliners.
SEC has ordered immediate asset freeze on 10 individuals and three entities linked to alleged terrorism financing following Nigeria Sanctions Committee designation.
The Nigerian stock market closed higher as bargain hunting in banking, consumer goods, and industrial stocks lifted the index despite losses in insurance sector.
The stock market extended its bullish run midweek as investors gained over N300 billion, driven by strong buying interest in banking and oil stocks.
Zenith Bank has completed the acquisition of Paramount Bank Kenya Limited, marking its entry into the East African market and strengthening its regional presence.
The Nigerian stock market opened positively post-Easter, led by gains in Cadbury Nigeria, First Holdco, and Transnational Corp, despite a negative market breadth.
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