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The Chief Executive Officer of UBA, Oliver Alawuba has warned Nigerians that bank credit should not be seen as a gift or grant and must be repaid responsibly
The Nigerian stock market slipped back into decline on Wednesday as widespread selloffs in blue-chip stocks pulled the All-Share Index lower and erased value.
Ecobank, Access, GTCO lead a list of seven Nigerian banks that collectively paid N674.68bn in taxes to the federal government in the first half of 2025.
Investors lose as Nigerian stocks fall 0.12%, with banking and industrial shares dragging the market lower, while turnover drops to N16.72 billion on Tuesday.
Access Bank, Zenith Bank and 7 other Nigerian banks’ interest earnings surge to N14.72 trillion in nine months, driven by a high-interest environment.
Nigerian banks have issued fresh deadlines to customers to regularise their accounts by linking their tax IDs and national identification numbers before January 1.
Five Nigerian banks have emerged as the highest-paying banks in 2025, with employee compensation totaling about 644.01 billion as of June this year.
A top Nigerian bank is leading the list of banks with highest fraud cases in 2025, withN1.64 billion reported in the first half of the year alone, despite tech.
On Friday, Investors gained N395 billion as the Nigerian Stock market closed the week higher, driven by strong performances from BUA Foods, NAHCO.
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