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Fashola Says Lagos Discounted Land for Refinery
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Nigerian Women Lead New Insurance Tech Venture
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Tinubu launches 3 billion dollar aid package
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EFCC Prosecutes 10 Major Companies in 2026
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EFCC Prosecutes 10 Major Companies in 2026

EFCC prosecutes major companies for financial crimes as Nigeria intensifies anti-corruption efforts in 2026.

Court affirms FCCPC authority, enabling digital lending rules
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Court affirms FCCPC authority, enabling digital lending rules

The Federal High Court in Lagos affirmed the FCCPC’s authority to enforce digital lending regulation in Nigeria, clearing the way...

ECOWAS endorses $25bn Nigeria-Morocco gas pipeline
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ECOWAS endorses $25bn Nigeria-Morocco gas pipeline

Nigeria Morocco gas pipeline receives ECOWAS endorsement, unlocking $25bn funding and boosting regional energy integration across West Africa.

Access Bank wins 16 Euromoney awards
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Access Bank wins 16 Euromoney awards

Access Bank wins 16 Euromoney awards for excellence in customer experience and sustainable finance, marking strong performance in African banking...

Nigerian Women Lead New Insurance Tech Venture
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Nigerian Women Lead New Insurance Tech Venture

Nigerian women lead new insurance tech venture to make protection foundation of every financial journey in Nigeria insurance market.

Tinubu launches 3 billion dollar aid package
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Tinubu launches 3 billion dollar aid package

Tinubu launches $3 billion aid package to reduce poverty and strengthen community resilience in Nigeria through investment in healthcare and...

Nigeria adopts ICAO e‑passport system to speed checks
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Nigeria adopts ICAO e‑passport system to speed checks

Nigeria adopts ICAO e-passport system to speed border checks, enabling electronic passport verification across ICAO PKD member states and improving...

Strategic PR Enters Golden Age Amid Convergence
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Strategic PR Enters Golden Age Amid Convergence

Strategic PR is entering a golden age as organizations recognize it as a core management function, driving transparency and trust...

Lagos begins second model college screening test
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Lagos begins second model college screening test

Lagos State announces a second model college screening test for students who missed the first due to scheduling conflicts. Register...

Standard Chartered expects MPR to end 2026 at 25%
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Standard Chartered expects MPR to end 2026 at 25%

Standard Chartered expects the MPR to end 2026 at 25%. Read how persistent inflation and economic pressures are shaping Nigeria's...

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