Nigeria: Insurance Penetration Rate Aims for 3% GDP
Nigeria aims for a 3% insurance penetration rate, up from below 1%, to drive economic growth and attract investment. Enterprises NGR leads advocacy for this vital sector.
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Nigeria aims for a 3% insurance penetration rate, up from below 1%, to drive economic growth and attract investment. Enterprises NGR leads advocacy for this vital sector.
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Adetunji Oyebanji, 11 Plc CEO, retires after a 45-year career in oil and gas, leaving a legacy of significant growth and transformation across Nigeria and internationally.
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President Tinubu appoints Taiwo Oyedele as the new Minister of State for Finance, replacing Dr Doris Uzoka-Anite. Learn about the cabinet reshuffle and Oyedele's background.
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Nigerian petrol prices are soaring as the escalating US-Israel-Iran conflict disrupts Middle East oil supplies. Millions face increased costs, threatening inflation and economic shocks.
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Kano State's Industrial Court has denied former commissioners interim orders to stop the government from retrieving official vehicles, mandating a full hearing.
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Chief Judge John Tsoho is set to appear before Nigeria's CCB over allegations of non-declaration of assets, reiterating commitment to due process.
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Flutterwave CEO Olugbenga Agboola celebrates a decade of global fintech growth, reflecting on its journey from African payments to a globally licensed entity. Discover how this Nigerian innovation is transforming cross-border transactions worldwide.
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Abuja PoS operators express anxiety over a new tax regime effective Jan 1, 2026. Concerns rise over increased transaction fees and mandatory CAC registration.
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A PEBEC report reveals widespread inefficiency among Nigerian MDAs, with 17 scoring zero. The findings highlight persistent governance issues, urging President Tinubu to act.
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Muslim community in Jos, Plateau state, commemorates over 4,700 victims of various crises since 2001, seeking peace and development.
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