Finance & Economy
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Nigeria’s Debt Record: Separating Fact from Propaganda in a Season of High Political Noise
A NOTE ON ANALYTICAL RESPONSIBILITY I write this commentary in a season of deliberately amplified political noise, in which social…
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Domestic Stock Market Rebounded on Tuesday as Investors Gained N516bn on NGX; BDC Rate Closed Flat at N1,420/US$1
s Snapshot 1.1 NGX – Listed Equities Stock picks newsletter The Nigerian stock market closed Tuesday on a bright note, recouping…
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N’assembly passes N68.3trn 2026 budget after Tinubu’s upward review request
President Tinubu presents 2026 budget to a joint session of the national assembly The national assembly has passed N68.3 trillion…
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Equities Market Sustained Bearish Trend on Monday as Investors Lost N275bn on NGX; BDC Rate Depreciated to N1,420/US$1
Sanapshot 1.1 NGX – Listed Equities The Nigerian equities market closed Monday, March 30, 2026, on a negative note, extending the…
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Nigerian Banking Recapitalization Update: 33 Banks Meet Capital Requirements
The Nigerian banking sector is nearing the finish line in its recapitalization exercise, with 33 out of 37 banks announcing…
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Governance Uncertainty Rocks Union Bank as Court Nullifies CBN’s Intervention
The Federal High Court’s landmark judgment nullifying the Central Bank of Nigeria’s (CBN) January 2024 intervention in Union Bank…
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Unity Bank and Providus Bank Merger: A House of Cards?
The proposed merger between Unity Bank and Providus Bank is facing intense scrutiny, with concerns over insider credits, regulatory approvals,…
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The Insurance Recapitalisation Watch as of March 17, 2026
The latest regulatory update from the National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) introduces a material shift in the interpretation of the recapitalisation…
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NGXASI Crossed the 200,000 Points Mark on Monday
As Investors Sustained Buying Interest in Blue-Chip Stocks; BDC Rate Closed Flat at N1,400/US$1 Snapshot 1.1 NGX – Listed Equities The…
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Faster Clocks, Sharper Markets: What T+1 Settlement Means for Nigeria’s Capital Market Competitiveness – OpEd
by Sola Oni Nigeria stands at the threshold of a settlement revolution. On May 29, 2026, the Central Securities…
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