Tokenized Assets: Africa's Next Investment Frontier
Tokenized real-world assets are transforming African investing by increasing access, liquidity and transparency. Discover how RWAs could unlock trillions for the continent's economy.
Tokenized real-world assets are transforming African investing by increasing access, liquidity and transparency. Discover how RWAs could unlock trillions for the continent's economy.
Tokenized real-world assets are transforming African investing by increasing access, liquidity, and transparency. Discover how RWAs could unlock trillions for the continent.
Finance expert Ochuko Akejagbor proposes a national strategy using digital assets to boost Nigeria's economy, aiming for top-tier global status by 2030 through new commissions and reserves.
Belgium's Prime Minister Bart De Wever strongly opposes the EU proposal to use frozen Russian assets for Ukraine funding, citing legal and financial risks for his country.
Nigeria's broad money supply increased to N119.04 trillion in October 2025, driven by rising domestic assets despite falling foreign reserves. Learn what this means for the economy.
Ukraine urges EU to approve a $163-billion loan from frozen Russian assets at the December summit to avert a 2026 budget crisis. Russia threatens a 'painful response'.
Speaker Tajudeen Abbas inaugurates committee to investigate abandoned federal assets nationwide. The 10th House vows to end era of wasting public wealth and ensure proper utilization.
NSCDC FCT Commandant Dr. Olusola Odumosu emphasizes sustainable inter-agency collaboration for improved national security during visit by Armed Forces College. Learn how security agencies are strengthening cooperation.
Standard Chartered Bank Nigeria will close customer accounts with less than N7.5 million in February 2026. Learn about the new requirements and branch closures affecting personal banking customers.
Shocking allegations emerge as auctioneers expose clandestine sales of Nigeria's national assets. Industry insiders reveal how government properties are being disposed without due process, raising serious corruption concerns.
In a significant victory for justice, the EFCC has returned recovered assets worth millions to a fraud victim in Ibadan, showcasing the agency's commitment to fighting financial crimes.
The Edo State Government has given former Deputy Governor Philip Shaibu a 24-hour deadline to return all government properties in his possession, escalating the ongoing political tension in the state.
The Edo State Government has issued a stern one-week deadline to former Deputy Governor Philip Shaibu to return all government assets in his possession, escalating the ongoing political drama in the state.