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Rabiu Nears Rare $10 Billion Wealth Mark in Nigeria

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.
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CardinalStone Securities Sets NGX Trading Record in 2025

CardinalStone Securities became the first Nigerian broker to exceed ₦2 trillion in annual NGX transactions, capitalising on a historic rally in the equity market.
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Erosion Control Efforts in Southern Nigeria

Southern Nigeria ramps up erosion control efforts to tackle land degradation, protect livelihoods, and strengthen climate resilience in affected communities.
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Enugu Governor Signs Four Key Bills Enhancing Business, Environment

Enugu State Governor Peter Mbah signs four bills into law, enhancing business, environmental protection, and sports development.
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Nigeria Vows Crackdown on Illegal Mining

Nigerian authorities are investigating the illegal extraction of suspected uranium after a viral video raised concerns. The Minister of Solid Minerals Development has vowed to punish those involved.
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Lagos Bans Styrofoam Takeaway Packs, Prioritizes Environmental Health

Lagos imposes ban on styrofoam takeaway packs, granting businesses a three-week period for adjustment in environmental health initiative.

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Rabiu Nears Rare $10 Billion Wealth Mark in Nigeria

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.
Business

CardinalStone Securities Sets NGX Trading Record in 2025

CardinalStone Securities became the first Nigerian broker to exceed ₦2 trillion in annual NGX transactions, capitalising on a historic rally in the equity market.
News

Nigeria, ASUU to Sign New Accord Aimed at University Stability

Nigeria’s federal government and ASUU will sign a new agreement on January 14, seeking to improve university quality and prevent recurring strikes.
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Adichie Seeks Records From Lagos Hospital After Son’s Death

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie and her husband demand records from Euracare after their son’s death, alleging medical negligence and warning of legal action.

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