Chams HoldCo targets N7.65 bn in hybrid offer to drive expansion
First Bank named Nigeria’s strongest brand in 2026 by Brand Finance
Oceanic Bank rewards outstanding employees
GTI Microfinance Bank assures customers
IPWA shop for N350m for expansion
Thomas Wyatt harps on funding, declares N67.57m gross profit
FHA to partner varsity on infrastructure development
Experts canvass cooperation among Nigerian airlines
FG to ban goods harmful to the environment
Town planners fault architects’ stance on building permit
Developer, Osun varsity unveil N300m hostel facility
Selling old magazines is lucrative , Abdul Aliu
Brand visibility; POD taxi Diamond takes turn
I create my own unique recipes, Dominic Udoette

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Dangote re-strategises, plans take-over of noodles market
If the plans revealed by the Dangote Group, manufacturer of Dangote noodles comes to terms with reality, than there may be shift in leadership position in the noodles market.
Engineers move to check building collapse
The Council for the Regulations of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN) has introduced new measures to check the recurring incidents of building collapse in the country, via its Engineering Regulation Monitoring (ERM) programme.
Effective, Low-Risk Fund Raising Strategies-The Potent weapon
If criminals and fraudsters could draw up their plans on the basis that the intended victims are much smarter than they are, they would be more likely to succeed in their schemes. Unfortunately, they tend to assume that others are fools.
–JOHN UDONSAK
Banks shun N200bn SME Credit Guarantee scheme , CBN
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has disclosed that five months after unveiling the Small and Medium Enterprises Credit Guarantee Scheme (SMECGS), for which N200 billion was set aside to promote easy access to credit by SMEs in Nigeria, it is yet to receive any application from any bank for the fund.
Youth crime reduction through enterprise development. Part 1
As a rule, crime is inversely proportional to economic development. Nigeria faces the extreme end of this problem, with activity emerging as one of the biggest challenges to its economic stebility of late.
Access Bank donates $1m to Global Fund
Access Bank Plc, has announced a donation of $1 million to the Global Fund’s Gift from Africa” project redeemable over a 3-year period (2010 – 2012), with the first payout due this year.
Courier operator vows to revolutionise sector
An operator in the courier industry, Mr. Siyanbola Oladapo, has pledged to revolutionise the courier industry in the country in such a way as to ensure better profitability for companies in the sector.
N14.6bn bad loans: NEXIM Bank sends EFCC after defaulters
The Nigerian Export-Import Bank, NEXIM, has invited the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission to help in its efforts to recover about N14.6 billion owed the bank by some customers who are mainly export-oriented companies and individuals.
Unity Bank rights offer succeeds despite market apprehension
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has approved the allotment of Unity Bank Rights Offer following its successful conclusion.
Naira slumps to 13 month low on speculation of demand for dollars
The Naira depreciated to its lowest level in more than a year versus the dollar on speculation companies stepped up dollar purchases to repatriate profits and buy imported goods.
Debt equity: Experts recommend growth recipe for SMEs
Experts have recommended that for a business concern to attract investors into its fold, conscious efforts must be made by the management to secure the right debt-equity mix.
Operators fault CBN’s move to force one Registrar on banks
Criticisms have continued to trail the recent pronouncement of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) that banks operating in the country would be made to use one Registrar for their share registration, a development that operators in the capital market said contradict the SEC’s anti competitive practices.
32 sacked workers drag NSE to court
Thirty-two staffers of the Nigerian Stock Exchange, NSE who were recently laid off due to reorganisation at the exchange have dragged the institution to court claiming that due process was not followed in the purported termination of their employments.
BGL Asset shops N2.5bn via Sapphire, Nubian funds
A new vista of investment opportunity has opened to investors who are interested in earning attractive returns in the medium to long term as BGL Asset Management Limited shops for N2.5 billion through Sapphire and Nubian funds.
Towards a Responsive Regulatory Regime: The SEC and the Task of Policing the Markets
Events in the Nigerian and global business world over the past three years have focused attention on various aspects and functionalities of businesses, the role of government in regulation of businesses, the role of shareholders in corporate governance, how public corporations use publicly raised funds, who determines how corporate entities function in the market place, etc.

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