Nigerian Stock Market Rebounds With 1.44% Gain As Key Equities Drive Recovery
Nigerian stock market rebounds with 1.44% gain, adding N2.32trn to market cap. Renewed buying in key equities like DANGCEM drives recovery.
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Nigerian stock market rebounds with 1.44% gain, adding N2.32trn to market cap. Renewed buying in key equities like DANGCEM drives recovery.
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Nigerian retirees can now navigate pension claims with new guidelines from PenCom, offering lump sums, programmed withdrawals, or life annuities. Learn required documents and how to avoid payment delays.
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India's public holiday schedule for November 9th extends Diwali closures regionally. Gujarat and Tamil Nadu declare holidays, while Mumbai offices close. Banks and private sector urged to check local updates.
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SERAP demands full disclosure from Nigeria's FG on its N50,000 NERSI grant program within 7 days. The group cites transparency concerns, payment issues, and potential political interference ahead of 2027 elections.
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The Federal Government details its N50,000 NERSI relief programme, covering all 36 states plus the FCT. Learn how vulnerable households can check eligibility and access funds via USSD codes on OPay, Moniepoint, and other platforms.
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CBN unveils strict new regulations, imposing up to Β£12 billion capital requirements for dollar-backed stablecoins and Β£8 billion for naira operators. This move tightens oversight on Nigeria's rapidly expanding digital asset market, ensuring stability and consumer protection.
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A N9 trillion NLNG dividend dispute ignites between Nigeria's Federal Government and Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde, raising critical questions on gas revenue management and transparency.
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Zamfara State's IGR soared to N32.3 billion in 2025, reveals Auditor-General Danmaliki. Despite growth, audit highlights non-compliance and calls for strict financial law enforcement.
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Nigeria's N5 trillion oil windfall from the US-Iran war boosts revenue. Experts urge transparent management and investment to avoid past errors.
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Dangote Refinery's IPO is sparking renewed interest in Nigeria's capital market, potentially becoming Africa's largest share sale and transforming investment.
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