SIFAX Group chairman Taiwo Afolabi has formalised a security partnership with the Nigerian Navy, opening the conglomerate's infrastructure to naval intelligence operations along Lagos shipping lanes.
BUA Cement spearheaded a N649 billion surge on the Nigerian Exchange, reversing a two-day losing streak as investors returned conviction buying to blue-chip names after full-year 2025 results.
Nigerian fintech Paystack has entered banking after acquiring Ladder Microfinance Bank, aiming to close Nigeria’s SME financing gap and expand beyond payments into lending and deposits.
Abdul-Aziz Yari has emerged as chairman and controlling shareholder of Geregu Power Plc, positioning the company for growth as the Federal Government begins settling long-standing power sector debts.
Abdul Samad Rabiu has paid a $500,000 Super Eagles cash gift despite Nigeria’s loss, praising the team’s effort, unity and impact on national morale.
TotalEnergies has agreed to sell its Nigerian oil stake to VAARIS Resources, ending a long divestment process that sidelined several billionaire-backed bidders.
Terra Industries raised $11.75 million to scale African defense technology, expanding autonomous systems that secure power plants, mines and other critical infrastructure.
Abdul Samad Rabiu is closing in on the Nigerian $10 billion wealth mark as BUA Cement and BUA Foods rally amid strong earnings and a booming stock market.
CardinalStone Securities became the first Nigerian broker to exceed ₦2 trillion in annual NGX transactions, capitalising on a historic rally in the equity market.
Afreximbank has provided $64 million in financing to support Levene Energy’s entry into Nigeria’s gas infrastructure through an Axxela-linked acquisition.
Nigeria’s central bank says petrol prices could average about ₦950 per litre in 2026, reflecting oil price assumptions, exchange rate trends and refining capacity.
SIFAX Group chairman Taiwo Afolabi has formalised a security partnership with the Nigerian Navy, opening the conglomerate's infrastructure to naval intelligence operations along Lagos shipping lanes.
BUA Cement spearheaded a N649 billion surge on the Nigerian Exchange, reversing a two-day losing streak as investors returned conviction buying to blue-chip names after full-year 2025 results.