BUSINESS
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BoG Stops MTN MoMo Transfer Charges Days Before Rollout
Thousands of MTN MoMo users in Ghana have been given temporary relief after the Bank of Ghana halted plans to…
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Zenith Bank Introduces Two-Factor Authentication to Strengthen Internet Banking Security
Zenith Bank has announced the deployment of Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) on its Internet Banking platform as part of efforts to…
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Unilever Soars As Nestlé, Cadbury Battle Rising Costs
Unilever Nigeria has emerged as the strongest performer among major consumer goods companies on the Nigerian Exchange in Q1 2026,…
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Sallah Gridlock: FRSC Warns Travellers, Announces Abuja-Kaduna Diversion
Motorists heading along the Abuja-Kaduna Highway for the Eid-el-Kabir celebrations have been urged to brace for delays as the Federal…
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Nigerian Banks Rake In ₦4.6tn As High Interest Rates Keep Cash Rolling In
Nigeria’s biggest banks posted massive earnings in the first quarter of 2026, with 10 leading lenders recording a combined ₦4.6…
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Atiku and Others Kick as NNPC Plans 51% Chinese Stake in 2 Refineries
The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited is considering handing Chinese investors a 51% stake in the Port Harcourt and Warri…
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TINUBU BOOSTS ECONOMY, SAYS SHETTIMA
Vice President Kashim Shettima says Nigeria is open for business. He spoke on May 22, 2026, during a meeting with…
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U.S. Lawmakers Push to Keep P.E.I. Potato Ban Ahead of May 2026 Update
Pressure to maintain the U.S. ban on Prince Edward Island potatoes has intensified this week after a May 22, 2026…
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ECOWAS Pushes Stronger Cross-Border Partnerships to Expand Regional Trade
The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) is stepping up efforts to strengthen cross-border cooperation as part of broader…
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FG Pressured to Halt Pipeline Stake Sale Over Valuation Row
Fresh controversy has surrounded the proposed sale of a 40 per cent stake in the Amukpe–Escravos Pipeline, as industry observers…
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