Nigerian Car Dealers Turn to Electric Vehicles

Nigerian car dealers report a sharp drop in petrol car sales. The industry is now exploring electric and gas-powered vehicles as the future, despite infrastructure challenges. Read more.

NGX Opens Week Bullish as ASI Rises 0.58%

The Nigerian stock market started the week positively, with the All-Share Index gaining 0.58% and market capitalisation increasing by N744.99 billion. Discover the top gainers and trading activity details.

Freight Agents Shut Down MSC Apapa Over New Charges

Freight forwarders in Lagos ports have shut down Mediterranean Shipping Company's Apapa office, protesting a new charge hike. They warn of rising import costs and consumer inflation. Read the full story.

Osun empowers 2000 with PoS terminals, grants

Osun State Government has empowered 2000 women and youths with PoS terminals, CAC certificates, and grants to boost entrepreneurship and financial independence. Read more about this historic initiative.

EKEDC Downgrades Lagos Feeders from Band A to E

EKEDC has downgraded seven Lagos feeders, moving some customers from Band A to Band E and slashing daily power supply to as low as four hours. Discover the affected areas and the public outcry.

Fuel Price War Deepens as Marketers Undercut Dangote

A fierce petrol price war is reshaping Nigeria's fuel market as independent marketers slash prices below Dangote's N739 rate. Discover how this battle for customers is impacting motorists and the industry's future.

Fidelity Bank Meets CBN's N500bn Capital Requirement

Fidelity Bank Plc has successfully raised its capital base to N564.5bn, crossing the CBN's N500bn threshold for international banks. Discover how the recapitalisation race is reshaping Nigeria's banking sector with the March 2026 deadline looming.

Lagos Electric Ferries, FG Bans Wooden Boats

Lagos plans electric ferries to cut fares, while the Federal Government urges a ban on unsafe wooden boats after tragic accidents. Read the latest on Nigeria's water transport safety.

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