Electricity subsidy bill hits N1.92trn in 2025 — NERC
Banks’ borrowing drops 89% to N126bn
MasterCard, WFP partner on ‘digital food’ project
Ecobank to provide customised services to maritime practitioners
Agric Yes program: Over 300 youths empowered in Lagos
Nigerian bonds index inclusion spurs structured note sales
SEC to establish NIPF for investors’ protection
All banks’ debts must be repaid, says AMCON
Honeywell Flour Mills shareholders okay N1.19 dividend
FG stops CRFFN from collecting transaction fees
Skye Shelter Fund blames CBN for low dividend
Bad roads contribute to high price of cement – CMAN
Oil Companies shun conference on oil spill in Niger Delta
IOSCO, Basel C’ttee strenghten supervision of financial conglomerates
African bankers plan inter-country recognition
SEC workers protest use of contract staff as departmental heads

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Vitafoam targets multinational status, assures of improved returns
VITAFOAM Nigeria Plc is on the move to become a multinational company having survived 50 years of corporate existence despite harsh operating business environment in the country, said Joel Ajiga, Managing Director.
Mainstreet Bank tasks employees on service delivery
As part of efforts towards repositioning Mainstreet Bank on the part of growth, the bank has tasked employees on service delivery as it launched a culture change campaign initiative with the theme, Unbeatable Standards (US).
Investors list key factor for African start-ups
Participants at the just concluded second DEMO Africa Investor round table held in Lagos, last week rose up from the conference saying that good ideas, excellent execution, a growing market and good investment were the key factors that will move African start-ups to the next level.
Stockbrokers, Oteh on war path over police deployment in SEC
Trouble is brewing between the Dealing member firms of the Nigerian Stock Exchange, NSE, and the Securities and Exchange Commission, SEC, over the deployment of police team to the commission by the Director-General, Ms Arunma Oteh.
21 oil companies risk collapse as CBN forecloses further credit
… Companies still owe over N513.34bn
NO fewer than 20 oil companies are under threats of liquidation as the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, forecloses further credit facilities to them.

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