Titan Trust Bank has ceased operations after merging with Union Bank following approval from the Central Bank of Nigeria, with all customer accounts now transferred.
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The naira strengthened by 0.5% over the week to close at N1,417/dollar in the official market, supported by steady gains in Nigeria’s external reserves.
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Nigerian banks, including FirstBank, UBA, Access, Zenith, and GTB, have met CBN recapitalisation requirements, sending confidence to investors ahead of deadline.
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Stock market records first loss in 2026, over N457 billion wiped out
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..
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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.
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