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FG seeks 30-day fuel credit for airlines as Dangote profits soar

The Federal Government has asked fuel marketers to give Nigerian airlines a 30-day credit window as Aliko Dangote's refinery rakes in record jet fuel margins.

FG says 80 percent of women-owned businesses lack formal credit access

Women Affairs Minister Imaan Sulaiman-Ibrahim says more than 80 percent of Nigerian women-owned businesses operate without access to formal credit, holding back economic growth.

Cashless Boom in Nigeria: Instant Transfers Skyrocket

Nigeria's cashless economy is booming as instant transfers surge to ₦572 trillion, causing a decline in POS transactions and reshaping the country's financial system.

SEC Calls on Nigerian Capital Market to Embrace Innovation

The Nigerian Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is urging stakeholders in the Nigerian capital market to embrace innovation as a driver of economic growth and sustainable development. Dr. Emomotimi Agama, Director-General of the SEC, highlighted the potential of innovative financial instruments and fintech to unlock new opportunities and address socio-economic challenges. The SEC is committed to fostering a regulatory environment that encourages responsible innovation in the Nigerian capital market, focusing on sustainability and collaboration among stakeholders.

Access Holdings Fintech Profit Surges to N161 Million in 2023

Access Holdings, a prominent fintech company, has reported a remarkable increase in profit, reaching...

CBN to Crack Down on Fintech Fraud With New Guidelines

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) is planning to introduce corporate governance guidelines for...

Hi-Tech Triumphs in FCMB’s Groundbreaking Hackathon

Team Hi-Tech wins FCMB Hackathon with innovative Padi4Life financial solution

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FG seeks 30-day fuel credit for airlines as Dangote profits soar

The Federal Government has asked fuel marketers to give Nigerian airlines a 30-day credit window as Aliko Dangote's refinery rakes in record jet fuel margins.

FG says 80 percent of women-owned businesses lack formal credit access

Women Affairs Minister Imaan Sulaiman-Ibrahim says more than 80 percent of Nigerian women-owned businesses operate without access to formal credit, holding back economic growth.

Sanwo-Olu Backs Deputy Hamzat for Lagos Governor in 2027

KEY POINTS Governor Sanwo-Olu has endorsed his deputy, Obafemi Hamzat, for the 2027 Lagos...

Anthony Joshua Targets Comeback Fight After Tragic Accident

KEY POINTS Anthony Joshua will return to boxing on July 25 against Kristian Prenga...