MTN MoMo in Nigeria to Become Super App: Key Details
MTN partners with Ant International to transform MoMo into a super app in Nigeria next quarter, integrating payments, savings, and lifestyle services.
MTN partners with Ant International to transform MoMo into a super app in Nigeria next quarter, integrating payments, savings, and lifestyle services.
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.
The Central Bank of Nigeria has issued draft guidelines to tighten controls on transactions between banks and their affiliated entities to protect depositors and reduce financial risks.
Canada's IRCC reports longer processing times for Nigerian visitor visas (51 days) and work permits (17 weeks) in June 2026, while some streams like super visas improve.
As Nigeria's airtime lending market opens up, questions about who owns the nine new operators emerge, sparking calls for transparency and scrutiny of monopoly claims.
Kasapreko Plc, maker of Alomo Bitters, attracted N208.54 billion in subscriptions for its IPO, oversubscribing by 146%. Shares to trade June 15, 2026.
NPF Pensions unveils a digital assistant for police, attracting 30,000 officers. The platform offers RSA services via WhatsApp, aiming to overcome geographical barriers.
FCMB Group reports 147.7% net profit surge to N177.3 billion, driven by strong interest income growth. Dividend proposed at N0.35 per share.
FCMB appoints Bismarck Rewane as board chairman and non-executive director, approved by CBN. Rewane brings over 40 years of experience in finance and economics.
inDrive has appointed Abhey Lamba as CFO to lead global finance, including planning, reporting, tax, and investor relations, as the company expands across 48 countries.
The IMF has cautioned Nigeria against a $5 billion financing deal with First Abu Dhabi Bank, citing opacity and financial risks. The Fund suggests alternatives like Eurobonds.
The naira strengthened against major currencies amid improved liquidity and investor confidence, with CBN releasing new rates. Analysts predict sustained momentum.
The IMF reports that Nigerian banks rapidly increase lending rates during tightening but are slow to reduce them, highlighting asymmetric monetary policy transmission.
Nigeria's airtime lending market, valued at N400 billion, faces regulatory shifts, legal battles, and bank incursions, impacting millions of subscribers.
Tony Elumelu will become Seplat Energy Chairman in January 2027, succeeding Udoma Udo Udoma. Effiong Okon appointed CEO from August 2026.
Enugu State Housing Development Corporation launches a fully digitised land transaction system, enhancing transparency, efficiency, and accountability under Governor Peter Mbah's reform agenda.
Grace Oyeniyi, HR Director at Bloomfield Law Practice, has been elected Vice President of the Association of Law Firm Administrators of Nigeria (ALAN), recognizing her contributions to legal practice management.
A US soldier explains that Nigerians must be physically present in the United States to join the US Army, warning against online scams.
Zedvance's parent company Zedcrest shifts focus to SMEs, pledging 100% of its loan portfolio to support mid-market enterprises and ecosystem enablers.
Nestoil Lenders refute false claims that Supreme Court ruling absolves Nestoil of $1.08 billion debt, emphasizing recovery actions continue.
United Capital becomes first foreign firm licensed for investment banking in Ethiopia, also securing regulatory approval in Rwanda, boosting its continental expansion.
Accion Microfinance Bank repays N2 billion Series 1 Commercial Paper, reinforcing its credibility in Nigeria's debt capital market and commitment to financial inclusion.
The Chartered Institute of Personnel Management of Nigeria re-elects Ahmed Gobir as president, highlighting membership growth, digital transformation, and global partnerships.
New Zealand introduces a six-month Short-term Graduate Work Visa for international graduates, including Nigerians, effective November 2026, with specific conditions.
Nigerian banks' credit to private sector rose to N700.31 trillion in 2025, up 1.5% from 2024, with oil and gas leading, manufacturing dropping, and financial services surging.
The DHS issued a stricter policy memo on May 21, 2026, making US Green Card applications harder for Nigerians. Applicants must prove extraordinary circumstances.
The CBN has revised its foreign exchange framework, introducing a N100 million penalty for banks processing FX transactions without proper documentation to boost transparency.
MTN Nigeria paid N878.7 billion in taxes and levies in 2025, a 15% increase, supporting government fiscal reform and non-oil revenue growth.
Discover Nigeria's top 10 oldest banks, including First Bank and Union Bank, which have survived over 100 years. Learn their histories and transformations.
MTN CEO Karl Toriola offers six practical tips to help Nigerians optimise mobile data usage, reduce waste, and make internet subscriptions last longer.