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First Bank named Nigeria’s strongest brand in 2026 by Brand Finance

First Bank named Nigeria’s strongest brand in 2026 by Brand Finance

First Bank, West Africa’s premier financial institution and financial inclusion service provider, has been recognised as the strongest brand in Nigeria in the “Nigeria 25 2026” ranking by Brand Finance, a leading independent brand valuation and strategy consultancy. The Bank achieved an AAA+ rating, the highest possible distinction, underscoring its unmatched brand strength and leadership […]
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Pioneer Status Incentives: Are we really serious about increasing revenues?

Pioneer Status Incentives: Are we really serious about increasing revenues?

IN 1907, the businessman, Samuel Herbert Pearse, built a hotel in Lagos. In 1939, Chief Green Mbadiwe built Greens Hotel on Ahmadu Bello Way in Kaduna State. By all accounts, the hotel business has been going on in present day Nigeria even before Lord Lugard’s amalgamation of 1914.

We need value addition in agric, other commodities to move economy forward—NESG Chairman

We need value addition in agric, other commodities to move economy forward—NESG Chairman

The Chairman of Nigerian Economic Summit Group, NESG, Mr. Kyari A. Bukar, who is also the Managing Director of Central Securities Clearing System, CSCS Plc in an interview with Vanguard spoke on a lot of issues affecting the economy, the upcoming 22nd NES as well as the activities of the Group and its contributions towards building a virile Nigerian economy.

Stock market: Investors gain N140bn in 5 trading days

Stock market: Investors gain N140bn in 5 trading days

Despite the unchanged Monetary Policy Rate, MPR by the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN , investors in the Nigerian stock market, last week gained over N140 billion from their investment in shares as the Nigerian Stock Exchange, NSE market capitalisation rose from N9.563 trillion at the beginning of trading week to close last Friday at N9.703 trillion.

Forex: Clamour for improved disbursement of $21bn remittances

Forex: Clamour for improved disbursement of $21bn remittances

IN an apparent bid to enhance supply of foreign exchange to the bureau de change, BDC, segment of the foreign exchange market, Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) last month directed that banks should sell $50,000 from proceeds of international money transfers ( IMT) to the 3000 BDCs in the country.