Corporate Scorecards
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Wema Bank’s H1 2026 Bet: Fast Growth Now, Hard Questions Later
Banking lives on a contradiction. You take money that customers can withdraw tomorrow and lend it out for years. It…
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Ecobank Chose Safety Over Growth. Shareholders Paid For It.
Banking is maturity transformation. You borrow short from depositors and lend long to borrowers. It is profitable, but invariably risky.…
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How FCMB Managed Risk to Double Profit in H1 2026
Asset and Liability Management is the heart of how any bank runs its business. In simple terms, it means two…
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Unilever Nigeria – Turning Cost Pressure into Margin Gains
In an operating environment defined by geopolitical volatility, rising input costs, and pressure on consumer spending, Unilever Nigeria chose the…
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Wema Bank Market Power That Buries FCMB
Trades at ₦30.90 against FCMB ₦11.80. As at close of trading on July 20, 2026, Wema Bank traded at ₦30.90…
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First HoldCo Plc Q2 2026: Doubling Profit While Managing the Core Banking Trade-Off
For First HoldCo Plc, the first half of 2026 was a clear test of what modern banking is meant to…
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Dangote Group On The NGX: Cement Leads, Sugar Recovers, Salt Surges
The Dangote brand already dominates Nigeria’s industrial landscape, and on the Nigerian Exchange it currently shows up in three names:…
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Wema Bank’s Turnaround: Is Tinubu The Driving Force ?
Something changed at Wema Bank the moment the Tinubu administration settled in. On Lagos trading floors, the whispers started quietly…
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Prof. Taiwo Oyedele: Can Nigeria’s Tax Reformer Fix an Economy That Grows on Paper But Hurts in Real Life?
On April 21, 2026, President Bola Tinubu promoted Prof. Taiwo Oyedele from Minister of State for Finance to substantive Minister…
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GTCO Q1 2026: Fortress Balance Sheet Delivers Profit Within the Guardrails — But at What Cost to Growth?
Every bank makes the same bet: take money that can vanish tomorrow and lend it for years. It is called…
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