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Paystack cites ‘reputational damage’ as reason for sacking cofounder Ezra Olubi
Paystack says it terminated the employment of Ezra Olubi, its cofounder, due to “significant negative reputational damage” linked to resurfaced…
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Wema Bank’s Journey to Industry Leadership in Nigeria
In the highly competitive Nigerian banking sector, Wema Bank has emerged as a leader by exhibiting exceptional strategic leadership, innovation,…
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Unilever Nigeria Plc: A Masterclass in Strategic Growth and Innovation
Unilever Nigeria Plc has demonstrated remarkable resilience and adaptability in navigating the complexities of Nigeria’s consumer goods market. Despite the…
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Honeywell Nigeria’s Challenges Persist: Can the Company Stem the Tide of Declining Growth?
In the face of a challenging business environment, Honeywell Nigeria has demonstrated resilience and adaptability, posting impressive financial results despite…
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GT Bank’s Stretch to Leadership: A Model for Success
In the Nigerian banking industry, GT Bank has emerged as a leader, not by relying on material advantages, but by…
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NCAA fines Qatar Airways N5 million for consumer protection violations
The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has imposed a N5 million penalty on Qatar Airways for violations related to consumer…
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Dangote Cement Plc: Cementing its Lead in a Challenging Market
In the nine months ended September 30, 2025, Dangote Cement Plc, Nigeria’s largest cement producer, demonstrated its resilience and adaptability…
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Dangote Cement Tops Nigeria’s Tax Compliance Chart for Second Consecutive Year
…As FIRS Honors Cement Company Again For the second year consecutively, leading Africa Cement manufacturer, Dangote Cement Plc has been…
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Nigerian Breweries Plc – Sharpening the Cash‑Cycle Engine While Revving Up Growth
In the nine months to September 2025, Nigerian Breweries (NB) transformed a tough market into a high‑octane performance. The company didn’t…
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Nestlé Nigeria: 9‑Month 2025 – Turnaround Gains, Liquidity and Leverage Challenges
Nestlé Nigeria Plc just pulled off a stunning 9‑month turnaround in 2025: a ₦72.5 billion profit after tax up from a…
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