United Nigeria Acquires Two Boeing 737-800NG Aircraft
United Nigeria Airlines expands fleet with two Boeing 737-800NG aircraft, named after Igwe Nnaemeka Achebe and Prof. Chinua Achebe, to enhance capacity and service.
United Nigeria Airlines expands fleet with two Boeing 737-800NG aircraft, named after Igwe Nnaemeka Achebe and Prof. Chinua Achebe, to enhance capacity and service.
The Capital Market Solicitors Association calls for greater awareness of dispute resolution mechanisms in Nigeria's capital market, highlighting SEC and IST roles for investor redress.
Lagos State Government has disbursed over N15 billion to more than 20,000 SMEs via LSETF, creating 320,000 direct and indirect jobs, with a 94.53% loan repayment rate.
Dele Oye condemns IMF's call for new taxes on petroleum and telecom, warning it would burden 140 million poor Nigerians and cripple businesses.
Mobile users in Africa borrowed N4.61 trillion in airtime credit in 2025, highlighting reliance on nano-loans to stay connected amid limited formal financial services.
The Central Bank of Nigeria has launched the Nigerian Overnight Financing Rate (NOFR), a transaction-based benchmark to enhance transparency, strengthen monetary policy, and align with global best practices.
The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) has called for the suspension of proposed plastic regulations, warning of economic disruption and job losses, and urging implementation of existing roadmap.
Nigerian equities market capitalisation fell by N1.02 trillion as the all-share index declined to 243,204.73 points, driven by losses in banking and oil stocks.
The Ministry of Solid Minerals Development will launch SMDF-EMERGE grants from July to support early-stage mineral exploration and processing research, addressing funding constraints in Nigeria's mining sector.
Nigeria's Central Bank Governor Olayemi Cardoso received the Central Bank of the Year 2026 award in London, recognizing reforms that stabilized the economy and restored investor confidence.
Nigeria's headline inflation increased to 15.93% in May 2026, driven by food, transport, and housing costs, despite CBN's cautious optimism.
The Nigerian Economic Summit Group has sought a strategic media partnership with The Guardian ahead of its 32nd summit, themed 'The Growth That Works', scheduled for October 26-27 in Abuja.
Prof. Abdullahi Bashir identifies effective communication as key to climate resilience at NNPC Foundation symposium, urging training, funding, and community collaboration.
The Nigerian Institute of International Affairs urges a trade policy review, emphasizing trade as a geopolitical tool to enhance national security and economic development.
BudgIT warns Nigeria against pre-election extra-budgetary spending, citing weak revenue and a N31.45 trillion deficit. It urges strict fiscal discipline to ensure sustainability.
The Federal Government commits to regulatory certainty in hospitality and tourism, aiming to boost investment, job creation, and GDP. Minister Musawa emphasizes standards and financing.
Access Holdings appoints Sa’adu Jijji as CEO of Access ARM Pensions, a seasoned executive with over 20 years in financial services and pension management.
The National Institute of Marketing of Nigeria holds a confab to discuss evolving market trends, consumer behaviour, and building stronger audience connections in Lagos.
Dr. Abiola Salami explains how silence in organizations leads to execution failure and how emotional intelligence can unlock team voice and value for better performance.
Niger State Ministry of Mineral Resources shuts down six illegal mining processing sites for operating outside regulatory frameworks, as part of efforts to sanitize the sector.
Vice President Kashim Shettima announced the federal government will deploy 10,000 electric tricycles in August to modernize public transport, reduce costs, and promote clean energy.
The National Tax Forum 2026, organized by Nodeori Group, UNILAG, and TaxAAN, will examine the impact of Nigeria's new tax laws on businesses, the informal sector, and revenue performance.
Kano State Government approves N1.5 billion for mass wedding of 3,000 couples, covering furniture, food, dowry, and medical screening for beneficiaries.
The World Bank has ranked Apapa and Tin Can Island ports among the world's 20 most improved ports in its 2025 CPPI, citing operational efficiency gains and improved vessel turnaround times.
Virgil van Dijk has criticized FIFA's mandatory hydration breaks at the World Cup, saying they disrupt the game's flow and are unnecessary in mild conditions.
The Central Bank of Nigeria has directed all payment service providers to store transaction data locally from January 1, 2027, to enhance data security and regulatory oversight.
Ondo State forms a seven-member technical committee to resolve legal, administrative, and operational issues stalling the Olokola Free Trade Zone project, aiming to unlock its economic potential.
The Federal Government and NITT signed a concession agreement with Asia Arab Investment to implement the Smart National Transport Databank project, modernizing Nigeria's transport sector.
Nigeria's booming crypto market presents an opportunity for fintech leadership. Can smart regulation balance innovation, consumer protection and economic growth?
CPPE CEO Dr Muda Yusuf attributes Nigeria's rising inflation to the Middle East crisis, citing external shocks and structural issues. Food inflation hits 16.96%.