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Sterling Financial Completes Share Allotment
Sterling Financial share allotment proceeds after oversubscribed N7.00 public offer draws N117.88 billion in investor demand.
February 20, 2026
News
Dangote Commits N1.5 Billion to Bayero University Postgraduate
Dangote Graduate Business Scholarship will provide N1.5 billion in tuition support to MBA and management students at Bayero University Kano.
February 20, 2026
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Blackout as National Grid Collapses Again
The national grid collapse plunges parts of Nigeria into darkness, highlighting ongoing issues in the power sector.
August 7, 2024
Business
Nigeria Advances $1 Billion Sale of Five Power Plants
Nigeria is finalizing the sale of five key power plants in a $1.15 billion deal to enhance its energy sector and economic growth.
June 24, 2024
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Nigeria Cuts Electricity Subsidy to N1 Trillion, Increases Tariffs
Nigeria reduces electricity subsidy from N3 trillion to N1 trillion by increasing tariffs, aiming to improve economic stability and energy affordability.
June 12, 2024
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Sterling Financial Completes Share Allotment
Sterling Financial share allotment proceeds after oversubscribed N7.00 public offer draws N117.88 billion in investor demand.
February 20, 2026
News
Dangote Commits N1.5 Billion to Bayero University Postgraduate
Dangote Graduate Business Scholarship will provide N1.5 billion in tuition support to MBA and management students at Bayero University Kano.
February 20, 2026
Business
Tinubu Order May Add N14.6 Trillion to Federation Account
Executive order may add N14.57 trillion to the Federation Account as oil and gas revenues are redirected from PIA deductions.
February 20, 2026
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South-East Resume Monday Trade After Sit-at-Home Ban
Monday sit-at-home ban sparks gradual return of trade and transport in South-East Nigeria, with confidence improving but patronage still subdued.
February 20, 2026