Egypt's 9PM Business Curfew Due to Energy Crisis

Egypt has mandated shops, restaurants, and entertainment venues to close by 9PM for one month as emergency energy-saving measures. The country's petrol bill soared to $2.5 billion in March alone due to the Iran war blockade of the Strait of Hormuz.

US Cuts Nigerian Oil Imports by 50% in Early 2026

New data reveals the United States reduced crude oil imports from Nigeria by 47.16% in January 2026, with Angola and Ghana gaining market share, while the US trade surplus with Nigeria widened significantly.

NNPC to List Shares on London, New York Exchanges

NNPC Limited announces plans for a public listing on major global exchanges, including the New York and London Stock Exchanges, to boost transparency and investor confidence in Nigeria's oil sector.

CBN Recapitalisation Deadline Hits: Four Banks Under Pressure

Nigeria's banking sector faces a critical recapitalisation deadline with four banks struggling to comply while the industry has raised over N4 trillion. Experts warn stronger banks don't guarantee economic growth without supporting the real sector.

Dr. Oladele Alabi Elected 24th President of CIBN

The Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria elects Dr. Oladele Alabi as its 24th President, with new officers announced at the 2026 AGM, focusing on financial inclusion and global impact.

Mid-Sized Firms Scramble for July E-Invoicing Deadline

Thousands of Nigerian mid-sized businesses face a narrowing window to implement e-invoicing systems before the July 2026 deadline, with concerns about readiness, revenue disruption, and audit risks mounting as enforcement looms.

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