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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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Nigeria Loses 16,000 Doctors in Seven Years, Costing Billions

Nigeria has lost over 16,000 doctors in the past seven years, costing billions. The government is working on policies to address this migration crisis.
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REAN Opposes Federal Government’s Plan to Ban Solar Panel Imports

REAN calls on the Nigerian government to reconsider the solar panel import ban, stressing the need for a phased approach to foster industry growth

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OPay Partners with UI to Launch 10-Year Student Scholarship Program

OPay and UI partner to fund N300,000 scholarships annually, supporting 400 students nationwide over the next decade with N1.2 billion.
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Electricity Tariff Hikes: What Nigerians Are Saying

Tariff hikes deepen frustration as Nigerians face rising energy costs and unreliable service, straining households and businesses alike.
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Yuletide drives Petrol Consumption to 50 million Litres

Nigeria’s daily fuel demand climbs to 50 million liters ahead of the yuletide, despite subsidy removal and price hikes
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Access Bank eyes Dollar-denominated securities deal with DFIs

Access Bank plans a dollar securities sale in two tranches, leveraging Nigeria’s successful $900 million bond to boost capital and growth.
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Impact of digital learning on Nigerian child education

Over 20 million Nigerian children are out of school, highlighting urgent needs for reforms and better digital education access
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Nigeria Loses N36 Trillion Annually to Untitled Land Ownership

Nigeria's real estate sector loses N36 trillion yearly due to untitled land, exposing challenges in the informal ownership system.
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Nigeria Loses 16,000 Doctors in Seven Years, Costing Billions

Nigeria has lost over 16,000 doctors in the past seven years, costing billions. The government is working on policies to address this migration crisis.
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REAN Opposes Federal Government’s Plan to Ban Solar Panel Imports

REAN calls on the Nigerian government to reconsider the solar panel import ban, stressing the need for a phased approach to foster industry growth
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Lagos Reaffirms One-Year Rent Limit, Warns Estate Agents Against Illegal Fees

Lagos government reaffirms the one-year rent limit and warns estate agents about illegal fees and unethical practices in real estate
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Nigeria Records $6.83 Billion Payments Surplus in 2024

Nigeria records a $6.83 billion payments surplus in 2024, marking the first surplus in three years. Key reforms and trade performance contributed to the success.

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