After securing a $1 million investment from Mark Cuban on Shark Tank, Cupbop expanded from a Utah food truck to a $200 million global Korean barbecue chain with locations in the US, Indonesia, and Dubai.
MTN Group reported a 25% increase in service revenue to R218 billion for 2025, with Nigeria and Ghana leading growth. Subscribers reached 307 million, supported by R38 billion in network investments.
Esso Exploration and Production Nigeria Limited (EEPNL) has reinforced its commitment to supplier diversity by hosting a targeted engagement session for women-owned businesses in Lagos. The initiative aims to create practical opportunities and strengthen
Global energy technology leader Schneider Electric has appointed Steven Santini as Vice President of Secure Power for Sub-Saharan Africa, focusing on digital resilience and ecosystem growth.
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Nigeria's first-tier cities like Lagos and Abuja are experiencing a surge in luxury real estate development, driven by affluent investors and diaspora remittances, while experts call for government action to address housing affordability.
The Federation Accounts Allocation Committee has not disclosed January 2026 revenue figures, marking a fifth consecutive month of declining federal income, raising constitutional concerns.
Zenith Bank partners with Visa to introduce the Visa Signature Card, offering lifestyle and travel benefits for affluent customers globally and locally, with discounts, airport lounge access, and enhanced security features.
The Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria inducted 2,020 professionals, emphasizing the need to adopt artificial intelligence to drive innovation and strengthen the financial system amid challenges like high costs and skill gaps.
The Building Collapse Prevention Guild advocates for IoT-enabled sensors and proactive monitoring in Nigerian buildings following a school collapse in Lagos, highlighting signs like cracks and vibrations to save lives.
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The escalating US-Iran conflict has shut down the Strait of Hormuz, spiking global oil prices. Nigeria faces fuel shortages and inflation, highlighting economic vulnerabilities in an interconnected world.
Dele Oye highlights how government failures in diplomacy, trade, and policy are hindering Nigeria's global market competitiveness and denying businesses access to international opportunities.
Suspected bandits invaded the runway area of Akure Airport on Sunday, prompting a swift response from security forces. Air Traffic Controllers raised an alarm, leading to a coordinated operation by NAF, Army, and FAAN personnel, resulting in four arrests.
KloverHarris Limited offers CSR support to 150 displaced residents in Alpha Beach Settlement, providing essential supplies and addressing community challenges amid the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway construction.
Residents of Ikwuano in Umuahia endorse the Abia State Government's move to complete the long-delayed Umuahia-Ikot Ekpene Road, citing federal inaction and poor conditions.
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Experts and stakeholders will gather in Lagos to discuss sustainable waste management solutions, including recycling and technology-driven initiatives, to combat flooding and health risks.
Ride-hailing drivers in Lagos have started a three-day strike, protesting rising operational costs and low earnings. The action, led by AUATON, affects major platforms like Uber and Bolt.
The IMF reports that sub-Saharan African governments are increasingly relying on domestic borrowing, reducing foreign exchange risks but introducing new financial vulnerabilities.
The Federal Government has officially designated the International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA) campus in Ibadan as a Wetland of International Importance under the Ramsar Convention, recognizing its ecological significance for biodiversity, wa
Agricultural leaders in Nigeria are urged to adopt smart engineering innovations to transform food scarcity into security, addressing issues like poor storage and low yields.
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Matna Foods collaborates with Ondo State ministries to launch the WISE Programme, empowering 3,000 youth and women in the cassava value chain through training, inputs, and market access.
The escalating Middle East conflict involving the US, Israel, and Iran is driving up global oil prices, exacerbating Nigeria's inflation, transport, and food costs, and testing the resilience of SMEs and households.
Lafarge Africa Plc commemorated International Women's Day 2026 with an event focused on investing in women for sustainable impact, featuring discussions on economic inclusion and workplace equity.
Starsight Energy Africa Group partners with British International Investment to secure $15 million mezzanine funding, driving clean energy growth in West Africa, with Nigeria as a primary beneficiary to reduce reliance on diesel generators.
Increased FAAC earnings from oil and subsidy removal provide Nigeria a rare opportunity to replenish depleted fiscal buffers like the Excess Crude Account, amid risks from political spending and debt pressures.
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A study reveals that surface-level bitumen seepages in Ondo State are contaminating water and soil with heavy metals, exacerbating poverty and health risks for host communities.
Rethinking Cities opposes the Lagos Assembly's plan to relocate Makoko residents to Agbowa, warning it disrupts livelihoods and deepens inequality. The group supports the Water City regeneration project for inclusive urban development.
The Nigeria Labour Congress demands refinery operations and wage relief, while the Centre for the Promotion of Private Enterprise calls for strategies to support businesses amid rising energy costs.
The Green Cities, Infrastructure and Energy Programme (GCIEP) projects Nigeria's plastic recycling sector could generate $1.5 billion yearly, with a $10 billion market opportunity. Stakeholders in Lagos discussed unlocking investment through collaboration
An advocacy group cautions that new petrol import approvals by regulators could weaken Nigeria's domestic refining efforts and strain foreign exchange reserves, urging President Tinubu to review the policy's long-term economic impact.
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The Centre for the Promotion of Private Enterprise warns that rising global energy prices, driven by Middle East tensions, severely threaten Nigerian businesses. It urges efficiency improvements and government reforms to mitigate impacts.
