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N5 Trillion Vanished in 3 Days: The NGX “Bloodbath” Isn’t the Crisis — It’s the MirrorJune 4, 2026
Call it a bloodbath if you want, because N5 trillion wiped off the NGX since June 1 makes for good…
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The N680bn Lesson: How Elumelu Turned Five Months in Seplat Into a Blueprint for African Capital
Five months ago, $500m bought you a seat at Seplat’s table. Today, it buys you a masterclass in how to…
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Nigeria’s Financial Market Offerings this Week from June 3, 2026
The week of June 3, 2026 presents one of the most active cross-asset pipelines in the current quarterly cycle, with…
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Ceasefire Uncertainty Remains the Biggest Driver for Oil Markets – OIR 020626
The global oil market is increasingly being shaped by geopolitics rather than pure supply-demand fundamentals. While OPEC+ continues its measured…
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Profit-Taking Meets T+1: What the N478bn NGX Pullback Really Says About Nigeria’s Market MoodJune 02, 2026
The Nigerian equities market bled N478.68bn on Tuesday, but the number alone misses the point. The real story from June…
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Fitch’s Nigerian Banks Credit Outlook: From Recapitalisation Compliance to Capital Productivity
Fitch’s June 2026 credit outlook for Nigerian banks reads less like a victory lap and more like a handover note.…
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Omisore at the Crossroads: The Calculus of Aligning with Adeleke in a Tinubu Era
Iyiola Omisore sits on one of Osun State’s most familiar pressure points in Osun politics : a former deputy governor,…
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The Forbearance Hangover: What Nigeria’s 8.03% NPL Ratio Really Signals
Nigeria’s banking sector is confronting the bill for years of regulatory leniency. The Central Bank of Nigeria’s January 2026 Economic…
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Beyond Ede, Beyond One Name: Rethinking Power and Competence in Osun West
The question is blunt, and it needs to be asked. Is Ede the only town in Osun? Is the Adeleke…
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T+1 Is Live: Nigeria’s Capital Market Steps Into Faster, Riskier, and More Demanding Territory
Nigeria formally entered the T+1 era on June 1, 2026, when the Central Securities Clearing System launched the one-day settlement…
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