Customs reports N34tn import duty waiver loss in 2025
Protect Christians from attacks, U.S. official urges Nigeria

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Why building products for Nigerians requires different approach — Olaoluwa Simeon
By Chioma Obinna Nigerian product leader Olaoluwa Simeon has identified trust, reliability, and a deep understanding of local consumer behaviour as the defining factors for building successful products in Nigeria, describing the country as “its own operating system” that demands solutions designed specifically for its unique realities. Drawing from over a decade of experience building […]
Sono Group to expand Benue fruit processing plant capacity
Sono Group has announced plans to expand the Bensono Concentrate Plant in Benue State from its current processing capacity of 40,000 metric tons to 100,000 metric tons, alongside the introduction of a new juice production line within the next six months.
115 Glo dealers get cash, gift rewards
By Prince Osuagwu Telecoms and digital solutions provider, Globacom, at the weekend revealed that its flourishing business empires are anchored on genuine appreciation of dedicated customers. This was also as it splashed cash and gift items worth millions of Naira on about 115 strategic partners it considered the pillars of its growth. The celebration which […]
Carloha Nigeria, Stanbic IBTC partner to make Chery vehicle ownership more accessible
*Customers to enjoy CarlohaCare 6-6-7, One year free fueling . By Theodore Opara Carloha Nigeria, authorised dealer and assembler of Chery vehicles in Nigeria, has entered into a strategic partnership with Stanbic IBTC to provide vehicle financing solutions that will make Chery vehicle ownership more affordable and accessible to qualified customers across the country. The […]
AU, UN, Ramaphosa urged to act over rising Xenophobic violence in South Africa
The Max and Karl Charity Foundation has called on the African Union (AU), the United Nations (UN), South African President Cyril Ramaphosa and several African leaders to take urgent action to halt what it described as a worsening wave of xenophobic violence targeting African migrants in South Africa.

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