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BUA Foods proposes record N504 billion dividend

BUA Foods proposed a record N504 billion dividend after profit nearly doubled in 2025, with founder Abdul Samad Rabiu set to pocket about $323 million.
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Nigerian newspapers review: US warns over Christian attacks

US Congressman Riley Moore leads today's Nigerian newspapers review, warning that Christian killings in Plateau and Kaduna could damage Nigeria's relationship with the United States.

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Transforming Global Agriculture and Economics

The rise of agribusiness transforms global food production and economies while driving environmental shifts and challenging small-scale farmers' livelihoods
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Court Issues Arrest Warrant for Dana Air MD Over Alleged N1.3bn Fraud

Dana Air MD Hathiramani Ranesh faces an arrest warrant for failing to appear in court over an alleged N1.3 billion fraud case
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Why Exporters Are Struggling

Nigeria’s nonoild export growth is stifled by rising costs, high interest rates and policy restrictions.
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Dangote Refinery Accuses Competitor of Selling Substandard Petroleum Products

Dangote Refinery calls out substandard fuel imports in Nigeria and urges government action to protect local industries
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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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Nigeria’s $618 Million Borrowing for Attack Jets: Addressing Insecurity at Economic Cost

Nigeria’s approval of a $618 million loan for attack jets addresses rising insecurity but prompts questions on economic impact and sustainable security solutions.
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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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How I Secured Debt Forgiveness for Nigeria – Obasanjo

Obasanjo explains how strategic reforms helped Nigeria achieve critical debt forgiveness, enabling greater economic growth and reduced debt burden
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Federal Government Defends Renaming of Niger Delta Ministry

The federal government’s decision to rename the Ministry of Niger Delta Development has sparked mixed reactions, with leaders concerned about regional development.
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Nigeria’s Debt Crisis: A Growing Concern

Nigeria’s rising debt and looming cash shortage paint a troubling picture for its economic future. As global pressures increase, what can be done to avert a fiscal crisis?
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BUA Foods proposes record N504 billion dividend

BUA Foods proposed a record N504 billion dividend after profit nearly doubled in 2025, with founder Abdul Samad Rabiu set to pocket about $323 million.
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Nigerian newspapers review: US warns over Christian attacks

US Congressman Riley Moore leads today's Nigerian newspapers review, warning that Christian killings in Plateau and Kaduna could damage Nigeria's relationship with the United States.
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Nigeria’s next-gen satellites set for 2028 launch

NIGCOMSAT Managing Director Jane Egerton-Idehen says Nigeria's satellite program has entered its execution phase, with two new satellites set for launch in 2028 and 2029.
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Edun targets 7 percent annual Nigeria GDP growth

Finance Minister Olawale Edun says Nigeria is targeting 7 percent annual GDP growth and needs $14 billion yearly to bridge its infrastructure gap.

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