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NUPRC Chief Sees Opportunity in Nigeria’s Upstream Revival

Nigeria’s new upstream regulator says clear rules, collaboration, and technology will unlock investment and raise oil and gas output under the Petroleum Industry Act.
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UNN Names Chimamanda Adichie Visiting Professor

The University of Nigeria, Nsukka, is strengthening academic excellence by appointing Chimamanda Adichie and other global scholars as visiting professors.

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TY Danjuma’s South Atlantic Petroleum Signs $10 Million Oil Deal

TY Danjuma’s South Atlantic Petroleum signs $10 million deepwater oil deal with NUPRC and TotalEnergies, boosting Nigeria’s upstream sector.
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Air Peace And Embraer Will Build A Maintenance Hub In Lagos

Air Peace and Embraer are working together to create a repair hub in Lagos. This will lower the cost of servicing planes from other countries and allow direct flights between Nigeria and Brazil starting in 2025.
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Access Holdings Appoints Innocent Ike as Group CEO

Access Holdings appoints Innocent Ike as Group CEO after regulatory approval, with Bolaji Agbede returning to her executive director role.
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Tinubu Halts Raw Shea Exports to Spur Local Processing

Nigeria suspended raw shea exports to expand local processing, create jobs, and capture more value in the $6.5 billion global shea market.
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Dangote Refinery and Japan’s Mitsui Signed A Petrochemicals Deal

Dangote refinery enters a contract with Mitsui to increase Nigeria's petrochemicals, focusing on resins, plastics, and fertilizers, while lowering Africa's expensive imports.
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Dangote Tops Forbes List as Africa’s Richest Man

Dangote tops Forbes list with $24.4 billion, cementing his 14-year reign as Africa’s richest man and outpacing rivals across the continent.
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NNPC, Gas Suppliers Sign 20-Year Agreement With NLNG

NNPC and partners sign 20-year supply agreements with NLNG to secure Feedgas, strengthen energy future, and ensure fairness in gas pricing
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Taiwo Afolabi’s SAHCO Investment Hits $48 Million

KEY POINTS Taiwo Afolabi owns 60.76 percent of SAHCO, which is now valued $48.24...
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Lafarge Africa’s Profits in The Second Quarter Rose To 248 Percent

Lafarge Africa's profits in the second quarter of 2025 rose by 248% thanks to a 70% rise in sales and better operational efficiency.
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Nigeria to Roll Out Interest-Free Loans for Farmers, Businesses

Nigeria’s Federal Government says it will start disbursing interest-free loans of up to N100,000 to smallholder farmers and businesses under the GEEP FarmerMoni scheme before the end of 2025.
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Nigeria’s $60 Billion Chinese-Funded Bullet Train Nears Final Approval

Nigeria’s $60 billion bullet train is on track, with funds secured and government approval close, promising to transform travel and boost the economy
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Nigerian Stocks Extend Rally on Insurance Reform and Earnings

Nigerian stocks rise for the 11th straight week, driven by insurance reform, strong Q2 earnings, and investor optimism.
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NUPRC Chief Sees Opportunity in Nigeria’s Upstream Revival

Nigeria’s new upstream regulator says clear rules, collaboration, and technology will unlock investment and raise oil and gas output under the Petroleum Industry Act.
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UNN Names Chimamanda Adichie Visiting Professor

The University of Nigeria, Nsukka, is strengthening academic excellence by appointing Chimamanda Adichie and other global scholars as visiting professors.
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Transport Fares Rise in October as Okada Costs Surge

Transport fares rose across Nigeria in October, led by sharp increases in motorcycle travel, as inflationary pressures continue to strain household budgets.
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INEC Sets February 21 for Rivers Bye Elections

KEY POINTS • INEC schedules Rivers State bye elections for February 21, 2026• Vacancies arose...

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