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Life and Arts
Kizz Daniel: The rise of Nigeria’s 'King of Bangers'
Kizz Daniel has earned the title of undisputed ‘King of Bangers’ through consistent hit-making since his 2014 breakout. His strategy......
Stock market
Oando, VFD, Wema, and other stocks to watch this week
For the week ended April 11, 2025, the Nigerian Exchange recorded a 0.90 percent decline...
Editor | Apr 14, 2025
Stock Market
Nigeria’s stock market stumbles in Q1 as investors seek safety in Treasury bills
The Nigerian equities market turned in a lukewarm performance in the first quarter of 2025, with the NGX All-Share Index posting a modest 2.66% gain – a far cry from its stellar 39.84% return in the same period last year...
Editor | Apr 14, 2025
Technology
Fintechs outpace telcos in mobile money race
Fintech operators like Opay and PalmPay led Nigeria’s mobile money transactions haul of N79.55 trillion in 2024, a 69.58 percent increase from 2023....
Editor | Apr 14, 2025
Oil & Gas
Seven hurdles facing new-look NNPC
From reviving idle oil fields to meeting the 2 million barrels per day production target, Bayo Ojulari, the new group chief executive officer of the Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) Limited...
Editor | Apr 03, 2025
Energy
How you can defeat the Band A “anemia”
Middle-class Nigerians have a new affliction. It is the Band A anemia, a troubling pain that comes at the end of each month when the electricity bill arrives or as often as those who have a pre-paid meter...
Editor | Apr 03, 2025
Wealth
Elumelu to pocket over N7bn in UBA dividends
Tony Elumelu, chairman of United Bank for Africa Plc, will make about N7 billion when the bank pays its final dividend of N3 per share on Friday, April 25, 2025....
Editor | Mar 24, 2025
Economy
The success of Ivory Coast is Africa’s best kept secret
His parents moved to Ivory Coast in the 1980s, towards the end of a period of exceptional economic growth that economists dubbed the “Ivorian miracle”. ...
Editor | Mar 24, 2025
Companies and Market
Inside Nestle Milo's rise from bit player to market leader
“In 1985, Milo, the food drink from the Nestle Nigeria stable, had only five per cent of the market. Bournvita, older and dominant, had 80%”, so recounts Prof Chris Ogbechie, who just retired as Dean of the Lagos Business School...
Editor | Mar 13, 2025
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