NiMet has forecast thunderstorms across parts of 15 states and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) on Thursday, September 24, 2026. Legit.ng has the details.
Cement prices in Nigeria remain above ₦12,000, with Dangote and BUA varying sharply across Lagos, Abuja, Kano and Ibadan. Latest market rates remain volatile.
The Securities and Exchange Commission has proposed tougher online forex and CFD rules, including higher capital requirements, stronger investor protection.
Canada has released its 2026 immigration fees, with Nigerians paying different charges for visas, study permits, permanent residence, sponsorship.
Cement prices have risen sharply, prompting FCCPC investigations amid concerns over production capacity, competition, housing costs and possible market manipulation.
Nigerian billionaire Stella Okoli raises ₦26.7bn for Emzor's antimalarial API plant in Ogun State, showcasing strong investor confidence and local pharma potential.
Nigerian businesses must adapt to an evolving marketplace where visibility on digital platforms is vital for customer acquisition and successful competion.
OPay has dismissed false shutdown claims circulating online, assuring customers their funds are safe. The fintech remains operational despite unfounded accusations.
FCCPC probes Nigeria's cement industry as prices soar past ₦15,000 for a 50kg bag, questioning production costs amid a housing crisis and market disparities.
Executive pay in Nigeria has soared, with top packages surpassing ₦1bn as economic pressures mount. Explore insights on CEOs in oil, telecom, and banking sectors.
Canada has announced higher proof-of-funds requirements for international students, with Nigerians and others needing to show more money from September 2026.
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