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Feyisayo Ajayi is a finance reporter at Billionaires Africa, covering company valuations, latest market trends, and developments in the African continent with a special focus on finance, energy & renewables, and technology.
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NASS Holds Final Retreat Ahead of Nigeria Constitution Vote

Lawmakers conclude the final Nigeria constitution review retreat, setting the stage for historic voting in state assemblies on far-reaching amendments before year-end.
Politics

US Vows Deeper Security Support To Nigeria

Nigeria and the US are moving toward deeper security cooperation, outlining new defence, intelligence and training commitments as Abuja pushes for faster support.

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The Gig Economy in Nigeria: Opportunities and Challenges for Freelancers

Nigeria's gig economy empowers freelancers with income opportunities, skill development, and independence, while challenges like earnings volatility and digital gaps persist.
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Africa’s Foreign Investment Boom: Key Drivers of Global Capital Flow

Africa attracts $53 billion in FDI, fueled by its natural resources, youthful market, green energy projects, and growing digital economy despite global challenges.
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Nigeria’s National Grid Challenges: Reform Efforts and Pathways to Sustainability

Nigeria’s energy sector faces persistent challenges, with grid inefficiencies and energy poverty hindering economic growth and development.
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US to Return $53 Million in Seized Assets from Ex-Nigerian Oil Minister

US to return $53 million in seized assets from ex-Nigerian oil minister to fund development and security initiatives.
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Nigeria’s E-commerce Boom: Opportunities and Risks

Nigeria's e-commerce boom drives economic growth, creates jobs, fosters innovation, but faces infrastructure, security, and regulatory challenges.
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Made in Nigeria: How Local Manufacturing is Competing on the Global Stage

Nigeria’s manufacturing sector thrives with "Made in Nigeria" initiatives, overcoming challenges to boost global competitiveness and economic growth.
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Vulnerable industries to watch: Nigeria’s Most Endangered Sectors in 2025

Nigeria's key sectors face risks in 2025, from energy transitions to climate change, inflation, and policy challenges.
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The Emergence of AI in Nigeria’s Leading 5 Companies

AI transforms Nigeria's top companies, boosting efficiency, innovation, and growth across banking, telecoms, fintech, manufacturing, and energy.
Business

Top 10 Founders driving Nigeria’s Tech revolution

Nigeria's tech leaders are redefining innovation, driving fintech, e-commerce, and telecom growth, shaping Africa’s digital future.
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Lagos State Appeals Doctor’s Acquittal in Child Defilement Case

Lagos State appeals Supreme Court to reverse acquittal of Dr. Femi Olaleye in child defilement case.
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Nigerian Government to Investigate Civilian Deaths in Sokoto Airstrike

Nigerian government pledges thorough investigation into the Sokoto airstrike that killed 10 civilians, citing erroneous intelligence as the cause.
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CBN Grants Bureaux de Change Temporary Access to Official FX Market to Bolster Naira

CBN grants Bureaux de Change access to forex market while implementing measures to stabilize the Naira and curb speculation.
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NASS Holds Final Retreat Ahead of Nigeria Constitution Vote

Lawmakers conclude the final Nigeria constitution review retreat, setting the stage for historic voting in state assemblies on far-reaching amendments before year-end.
Politics

US Vows Deeper Security Support To Nigeria

Nigeria and the US are moving toward deeper security cooperation, outlining new defence, intelligence and training commitments as Abuja pushes for faster support.
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Nigeria to Open First Section of Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway

Nigeria plans to open a completed stretch of the Lagos-Calabar coastal highway in December as construction advances across key segments of the massive project.
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Gencos Push Back Against Nigeria’s Debt Proposal

Gencos reject a federal proposal to forfeit 50 percent of their N5 trillion debt, raising fresh concerns over Nigeria’s fragile power market.

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