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The nominations, comprising four national commissioners and two Resident Electoral Commissioners, await Senate confirmation to fill key vacancies within the nation's electoral body.
September 2026 data shows declining consumer price pressures across parts of Nigeria, though analysts warn energy costs pose ongoing risks.
A seasoned executive's tenure as Vice President of Sales at Anap Jets, beginning in October 2014, is highlighted as instrumental in developing a foundational business growth methodology.
The proposed legislation, aimed at establishing state police across Nigeria, is expected to reach the National Assembly within the next fortnight, marking a significant step in security sector reform.
The Central Bank of Nigeria has lowered its benchmark interest rate, marking a significant pivot from a prolonged period of monetary tightening aimed at fostering economic growth.
New IOM data reveals a significant drop in sea crossings from four West African nations in H1 2026, coinciding with increased visa rejections for Nigerian students in the UK and US work permit denials.
Nigeria's pension regulator introduces automated penalty calculations following cumulative recoveries of N36.6 billion.
Nigerian payment solutions provider eTranzact International Plc has announced significant changes to its Board of Directors after Trademarks Global Concepts Limited acquired a controlling 56.18% stake.
The Central Bank of Liberia is seeking guidance from Nigeria's NAICOM on risk-based capital and supervision, aiming to fortify its own insurance sector following Nigeria's recent industry overhaul.
Despite an overall 21.5% reduction in external debt service payments, Nigeria faced increased interest obligations to Eurobond investors, highlighting ongoing fiscal pressures.
The International Monetary Fund upgrades Nigeria's economic outlook while urging immediate relief for citizens battling soaring food and energy expenses.
Early-stage capital is available, but growing businesses struggle to secure the larger checks needed to scale.
African fintech major OPay secures board and shareholder backing for a dual listing strategy on the NGX.
British higher education institutions pull admissions for prospective Nigerian scholars following a steep climb in study visa denials.
The Lagos State Government aims to significantly increase electricity supply, a critical move as Nigeria grapples with escalating diesel costs and seeks to boost domestic crude oil production.
The fintech firm estimates it disbursed over half of the total value of digital loans in Nigeria last year, positioning itself as a key player amid a tightening regulatory environment.
The landmark public offering by Dangote Refinery aims to raise N2.15 trillion, marking it as the largest in African history and signaling a pivotal moment for Nigeria's capital markets and energy independence.
Sterling Financial Holdings significantly reduces its outstanding shares and adjusts its stock price, while OPay reveals a substantial short-term investment portfolio ahead of a planned US initial public offering.
The ratings agency affirmed Nigeria's long-term 'B' rating, signaling improved confidence despite a strong dollar and heavy debt threatening development spending across Africa.
Zenith Pensions Custodian and Zenith Nominees collectively recorded N9.11 billion in pre-tax profit, representing over 60% of their entire 2025 earnings within the first half.
Foreign investor participation on the Nigerian Exchange reached its lowest point this year in August, accounting for just 4.89% of total equity transactions as trading volumes declined.
The Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission aims to reactivate significant shut-in capacity across 63 operators, seeking to boost national crude oil production amidst volatile global energy markets and rising domestic fuel costs.
Dr Emomotimi Agama cautions that a lack of credible issuers threatens market stability, as the regulator flags fraudulent investment platform WayvePay.
Dr Emomotimi Agama pushes for dedicated capital market solutions to address severe accommodation shortages across tertiary institutions.
Equities advance globally on Sunday, 11 October 2026, while Fitch revises Nigeria's credit outlook to positive and crypto markets reflect on post-flash-crash recovery.
Nigeria's balanced mutual fund segment expanded significantly in September 2026, driven by sustained investment across both equities and fixed-income assets.
United Capital's digital platform, InvestNow, is providing a broader investor base, including those outside Nigeria, access to the N2.15 trillion Dangote Petroleum Refinery public offer ahead of its October 13 closing date.
Senior Homes and Properties consultant Sanni Faruq highlights how alternative lease arrangements are reshaping buyer access in Lagos.
The chief executive of the Nigerian Exchange Group notes that a public offering from the massive refinery might catalyze a broader wave of corporate listings.
Olanrewaju Bamisebi's four-year tenure as Executive Director of Information Technology and Digitalisation concludes as Nigeria's central bank intensifies scrutiny on bank owners and directors.
Equity markets post solid gains globally, while Bitcoin rebounds following a volatile week and regulatory actions draw focus across traditional and digital assets.
Stricter regulatory enforcement by the Central Bank of Nigeria forces several shareholders and board members to exit the banking sector.
Despite millions of Nigerians engaging in diverse labor, a significant portion of the economy remains trapped in low-productivity, fragmented informal sectors, hindering national output.
The Nigerian Bulk Electricity Trading Plc has initiated the settlement of significant outstanding obligations, a move critical for stabilizing the nation's struggling power sector.
Nigeria's Federal Airports Authority announces temporary closure of Sam Mbakwe International Cargo Airport for critical repairs and expansion, impacting regional air travel.
Central Bank Governor Olayemi Cardoso announced the milestone, attributing the surge to improved foreign exchange market stability and growing investor confidence in the nation's economy.
The significant allocation aims to diversify the investor base for the massive Nigerian refining complex, seeking capital beyond its immediate West African market.
Commercial operations reach 117.8 points as financial markets also eye a projected $8.69 billion current account surplus.
The disbursement averts an imminent industrial action by the Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities, bringing temporary relief to the tertiary education sector.
Real estate experts point to year-end savings, diaspora remittances, and seller liquidity as key drivers for the fourth-quarter uptick in property sales across major Nigerian cities.
The National Pension Commission reported substantial growth in Nigeria's pension fund assets, highlighting increased financial stability and potential investment capital for the nation's economy.
Nigerian lender delays half-year financial statement publication while awaiting final regulatory clearances.
As Nigeria marks its 66th independence anniversary, analysts examine the persistent gap in generational wealth transfer and evolving consumer dynamics.
South Africa's petrol reaches a record $1.82 per litre, signaling broader energy cost challenges across the continent, even as Nigeria's domestic aviation capacity marks a significant first.
Recent initiatives see Regxta disburse ₦10 billion via alternative data, Rafa Corporation invest in football, and Concert for Change target ₦500 million for vulnerable children, highlighting diverse capital deployment.
The country advances four spots in the latest Bloomberg Economics Investment Risk-O-Meter following targeted policy reforms.
Guaranty Trust Holding Company's payment, pension, and fund management arms deliver strong financial results for the first half of 2026.
New Federal Government rules require Ministries, Departments and Agencies to demonstrate local content compliance, potentially redirecting billions in vehicle spending to domestic automakers.