YOUTHCRED: Apply for FG's ₦2m Youth Loan Scheme
Nigerian youths aged 18-35 can apply for collateral-free loans from ₦200,000 to ₦2 million under the FG's YOUTHCRED scheme. Key requirements include BVN, NIN, and a financial literacy course.
Nigerian youths aged 18-35 can apply for collateral-free loans from ₦200,000 to ₦2 million under the FG's YOUTHCRED scheme. Key requirements include BVN, NIN, and a financial literacy course.
Nigerian talent manager Ubi Franklin lost over ₦1 billion in an industrial laundry venture due to port delays, demurrage, and timing issues, sharing tough lessons on quitting failing businesses.
The Federal Government confirms plans to gradually eliminate electricity subsidies and introduce cost-reflective tariffs, protecting vulnerable households via a proposed Power Consumer Assistance Fund.
Airtel Africa Plc announced a pre-tax profit of $360 million for Q1 2026, driven by strong revenue growth across its mobile services and data segments.
CREDICORP opens applications for C.L.I.C.K.D. initiative, offering Nigerians affordable credit for laptops, smartphones, tablets, and connectivity devices with flexible repayment.
Nigeria's external reserves reached $52.02 billion, surpassing the CBN's 2026 target and marking the highest level since January 2009.
The UK government has published restrictions for work visa holders, including a ban on claiming public funds and rules on changing jobs, with application fees ranging from £819 to £1,865.
Shareholders of Cornerstone Insurance Plc approved a total dividend of N5.09 billion for the 2025 financial year at the company's 34th Annual General Meeting.
NAFDAC launches a nationwide crackdown on banned sachet alcohol and sub-200ml PET bottles, raiding markets and motor parks across Nigeria's six geopolitical zones.
The Federal Government launches YouthCred for Entrepreneurs, offering loans of ₦200,000 to ₦2 million without collateral to over 500,000 young Nigerians aged 18–35. See eligibility and how to apply.
Canada has outlined six key conditions foreign nationals, including Nigerians, must meet before they can be approved for a visitor visa, from financial proof to ties to their home country.
Ikeja Hotel Plc announced a pre-tax profit of N6.12 billion for H1 2026, driven by strong revenue growth. The company's revenue rose to N32.5 billion, with hospitality segment contributing significantly.
Nigerian equities fell 0.50% on Thursday as Nestle and BUA Foods led losses, wiping out N150 billion from market capitalization amid profit-taking.
Airtel Africa CEO Sunil Taldar confirms the company's mobile money unit will list in London, not Nigeria, citing regulatory and liquidity advantages.
African aviation is booming, led by Ethiopian Airlines, Kenya Airways, and Air Peace. CEOs are driving expansion, fleet modernization, and regional connectivity.
Petrol depot prices have increased across Lagos, Warri, and Calabar, with Bulk Strategic in Warri recording the steepest hike of N87 per litre, raising its ex-depot price to N1,350.
The Federal Government launched YOUTHCRED for Entrepreneurs, offering loans from N200,000 to N2 million to over 500,000 Nigerian youths based on credit behaviour, not collateral.
Nigeria's money supply surged to N133.25 trillion in June 2026, even as the Central Bank maintained a 26.5% interest rate, reflecting persistent liquidity pressures.
Chief Timi Alaibe outlines a four-pillar strategy to transform the Niger Delta economy, emphasizing value chain deepening, human capital, infrastructure, and security as economic enablers.
NUPRC says 196 companies qualified for the commercial bid stage of the 2025 oil licensing round, while 13 of 50 blocks failed to attract bids and will be returned to the licensing basket.
Nearly 150 companies began commercial bidding for Nigeria's oil and gas assets at a conference in Abuja, with 37 of 50 blocks attracting bids.
The Nigerian Senate passed a bill on Tuesday to rename NAICOM as the Insurance Regulatory Commission, introducing tougher enforcement measures and expanded oversight.
CBN Governor Olayemi Cardoso says the bank remains confident of achieving single-digit inflation by early 2027, despite Middle East conflicts causing external shocks that slowed disinflation.
Nigeria's gross external reserves have risen to $52.52 billion, providing import cover for about 11 months, the Central Bank of Nigeria announced.
CBN Governor Olayemi Cardoso says lower naira denominations are scarce due to falling demand, not withdrawal, as Nigeria shifts to digital payments.
Outgoing British High Commissioner Richard Montgomery says President Tinubu's economic reforms, though painful short-term, are fundamental for Nigeria's future growth.
Unilever Nigeria Plc declared an interim dividend of N2 per share for H1 2026, paying out 73.7% of post-tax profit despite only 8.3% profit growth, sparking reinvestment concerns.
Bauchi State Governor Bala Mohammed launches N625 million startup grants for 1,250 youths and women to boost agriculture and agribusiness across 20 LGAs.
Thirty-one companies won 37 oil and gas blocks in Nigeria's 2025 Licensing Round, with strong interest in frontier basins like Benue Trough and Chad Basin.
Enugu Air participates in the 2026 Farnborough International Airshow, showcasing Governor Mbah's vision to make Enugu Nigeria's premier aviation hub and exploring partnerships for the proposed Nigeria-London Gatwick route.