PFIPC: How fake agency got smuggled into budget — Adeniyi

The self-styled Director-General of the alleged Presidential Foreign Intervention Promotion Council, Prince Adeyemi Matthew Adeniyi, has explained how the fake organisation was captured in the Federal Government's budget despite his arrest before the appropriation process was concluded.
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Alert MFB grows assets to N50bn amid inflation, rising credit demand

By Babajide Komolafe Alert Microfinance Bank has recorded a 20-fold increase in total assets to N50 billion in three years, as rising inflation, naira depreciation and stronger demand for credit reshape Nigeria’s banking landscape. Speaking in a media interview, Group Chief Executive Officer of Alert Group, Mr. Olanrewaju Kazeem, said the bank’s growth was driven by […]

Future-ready skills will define Nigeria’s next economic leap — JMG

By Sebastine Obasi JMG, an integrated electro-mechanical solutions company, has called for stronger collaboration between government, industries, and educational institutions to equip young Nigerians with future-ready skills that will drive innovation, enhance employability, and accelerate sustainable economic growth. The call comes in commemoration of World Youth Skills Day 2026, celebrated annually, which highlights the importance of […]

UBA Business Series: Investors identify Africa’s next billion-dollar opportunities

Panelists at the just concluded UBA Business Series have indicated that financial inclusion, the creative economy, sports, and small and medium enterprises (SMEs) are the sectors most likely to produce Africa’s next billion-dollar companies. The United Bank for Africa (UBA) Plc, hosted its quarterly business series, bringing together entrepreneurs, investors, innovators and business leaders to explore […]

Inflation, policy inconsistency can destabilise economic reforms, analysts warn

By Peter Egwuatu Analysts have warned that the rise in inflation, policy inconsistency, and volatile exchange rate, among other factors, can destabilise the ongoing economic reforms, which have started yielding fruits. However, the analysts stated that the Nigeria’s capital market is expected to maintain its positive momentum in the second half of 2026, supported by stronger […]

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