SpaceX Debuts on NASDAQ in Record-Breaking IPO
SpaceX listed on NASDAQ on June 12, 2026, raising $75 billion in the largest IPO ever. The company is valued at $1.77 trillion, making it the seventh most valuable US firm.
SpaceX listed on NASDAQ on June 12, 2026, raising $75 billion in the largest IPO ever. The company is valued at $1.77 trillion, making it the seventh most valuable US firm.
NEPWHAN urges Nigeria to release $54m TB counterpart funding and $200m for HIV, TB, malaria, warning of stock-outs and treatment disruptions.
J&GSB Energy Enterprise launches solar project in Enugu communities to enhance energy access, boost economic activities, and improve security.
Foreign investors and food companies from Europe, Asia, and Africa are eyeing Nigeria's consumer market as the Food and Beverages West Africa Exhibition concluded in Lagos, attracting over 350 exhibitors from 60 countries.
Nigerian equities market extended losses on Thursday as profit-taking hit banking, consumer goods, and oil stocks. The ASI fell 0.05%, erasing N72.74 billion in market value.
Taraba L-PRES assures transparent procurement for livestock projects, including solar boreholes, water harvesting, and poultry farms, to boost productivity.
Stakeholders in Nigeria's electricity sector call for special courts to prosecute electricity theft and vandalism, alongside reforms to reduce losses and improve accountability.
MTN partners with Ant International to transform MoMo into a super app in Nigeria next quarter, integrating payments, savings, and lifestyle services.
The Alaafin of Oyo identifies rural insecurity as the greatest threat to Nigeria's food production, warning that food sufficiency remains elusive without addressing security challenges.
Energy expert Dr Adeyemi Adegbola warns that unverified allegations against NNPC by Senator Oshiomhole could damage Nigeria's investment reputation and discourage foreign capital.
President Tinubu calls on young Nigerians to remain in the country, contribute to development, and reject migration trends, citing ongoing reforms in jobs and infrastructure.
Dangote Petroleum Refinery launches $1 billion private placement with a $350,000 minimum investment, offering 3 billion shares at $0.35 each to institutional and high-net-worth investors.
Kuwait temporarily halts commercial visit visas for all foreign nationals, affecting Nigerian business travelers amid Middle East instability from Iran conflict.
In 2026, Ghana, Cameroon, Togo, Côte d'Ivoire, and Tanzania are importing petrol from the Dangote Refinery, reducing reliance on distant markets and boosting regional energy trade.
NADF flagged off distribution of 80,640 bags of free fertilizer to 20,160 smallholder farmers in Southwest Nigeria under the Renewed Hope Farm Input Support Programme to boost food security.
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The Central Bank of Nigeria has prohibited closely linked financial institutions from lending to or guaranteeing each other without prior written approval, aiming to reduce systemic risks and strengthen governance.
Nigeria unveils Rev360, a digital platform to improve tax compliance, simplify payments, and identify defaulters. The NRS says it modernizes tax administration.
Romulus Mining plans to increase investment in Nigeria's mining sector from $50m to $150m over three years, announced as title sponsor of AFNIS 2026.
Nigerian filling stations reduce petrol prices to between N1,330 and N1,350 per litre amid competitive pressures from Dangote Refinery and global oil market instability.
Nigeria failed to meet oil production targets for the fifth time, recording a $3.6 billion shortfall for the 2026 budget despite rising output and favorable prices.
The Aviation Ground Handlers Association of Nigeria (AGHAN) has suspended services to Max Air over an estimated N1 billion debt, grounding the airline's domestic operations. Hajj flights are exempt.
A Guardian cartoon highlights Nigeria's economic struggles in 2023, depicting inflation, debt, and currency depreciation as major concerns.
Up to 65% of productive land in Africa is degraded. The Regional Hub for Fertiliser and Soil Health warns of impacts on food security, livelihoods, and climate resilience.
Africa is not poor but drained by a global debt system favoring wealthy nations, with 3 trillion dollars flowing from poor to rich countries yearly. Reforms are urgent.
LAWMA evacuated over 418,500 tonnes of waste in May 2026, averaging 13,200 tonnes daily, and intensified sanitation efforts across Lagos State.
The Association of Corporate Trustees (ACT) called for stronger regulatory reforms in trusteeship at its yearly conference, highlighting fiduciary responsibilities and investor protection.
NADDC and NTDA are partnering to boost tourism and transportation by promoting locally assembled vehicles, with a joint committee to develop an implementation framework.
Eko Tourism Foundation gains UN Tourism affiliate status, boosting Lagos and Nigeria's global tourism profile.
Golden Terra Oil launches Get Gold Promo, offering free Terra Gold seasoning with purchases. Campaign rewards loyalty and adds value for Nigerian consumers.