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Oil Revenue Executive Order Sparks Reactions as Tension Mounts in NNPCL
Following the issuing of Executive Order 09, which requires the repatriation of oil income to the federation account, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has received advice on the next course…
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Report: Nigerian Stocks Deliver World’s Second-Best Dollar Returns, Reclaim $21bn
The second-best dollar gains in the globe this year have come from Nigerian stocks, which rose 31% in 2026 and recovered $21 billion in market value after the naira depreciated sharply…
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Cardoso Praises Nigeria’s Permanent Membership on African Monetary Institute Board
The recent African Union (AU) decision to formally confirm Nigeria's permanent participation on the Board of the African Monetary Institute (AMI) has been praised by Mr. Olayemi…
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Breaking: Nigeria’s Inflation Falls to 15.1%
Nigeria's rate of inflation decreased from 15.15% in December 2025 to 15.10% in January 2026.
The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) said Monday's release of its most recent…
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Nigeria Maintains Africa’s Leading Oil Producer Status Amid Output Growth
Despite ongoing output falling short of its quota, Nigeria's crude oil production grew to 1.459 million barrels per day in January 2026, solidifying the nation's position as Africa's…
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Dangote Warns Coastal Logistics Could Push Petrol to N1,000 Per Litre
Dangote Petroleum Refinery has issued a warning that Nigerian fuel prices could approach N1,000 per litre if the country continues to rely on coastal supply of petroleum products.
In…
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IMF Projects Nigeria’s GDP at $334bn in 2026, Making It Africa’s Third-Largest Economy
According to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Nigeria's GDP is expected to reach $334 billion in 2026, overtaking Algeria as Africa's third-largest economy.
According to the…
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Overconcentration of Cargo at Lagos Ports Drives Congestion, Inefficiency — Maritime Stakeholders
Stakeholders in Nigeria’s maritime industry have blamed the persistent congestion and inefficiency at Lagos ports on the over-concentration of port activities in the state, describing…
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Stock Market Kicks Off February Positively as Market Cap Rises by N9bn
The Nigerian stock market yesterday commenced February 2026 trading activities on a positive note, as the major bench appreciated by 0.01 per cent.
The Nigerian Exchange Limited All…
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WACCIMA Urges Stakeholders to Resolve Issues Affecting Delta Ports Operations
Stakeholders in the South-South have been urged by the Warri Chambers of Commerce, Industry, Mines, and Agriculture (WACCIMA) to cease making concessions on matters that jeopardize the…
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