Posts By FinIntell
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312Local NewsIPMAN Assures Payment of Bridging Claims
Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria (IPMAN) yesterday said the Federal Government would soon pay the outstanding bridging claims. Recall that the IPMAN...
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295Local News‘Band B Customers not Paying Enough for Electricity’
There are indications that electricity consumers on Band B may soon pay more as the Minister of Power, Adebayo Adelabu stated that...
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595Money Market₦758b Bond to be Floated in 3 Months –PenCom
The Director-General of the National Pension Commission, Omolola Oloworaran, has stated that the commission is optimistic that the recently approved N758 billion...
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295Stock MarketBears Resurface at the Stock Market
EQUITIES The Nigerian equities market traded on a negative note as selloffs in ETI (-9.5%) and WAPCO (-3.2%) drove the All-Share Index...
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583Money MarketStocks Decline After Nvidia Earnings Disappoint
Asian equities declined Thursday as investors parsed the latest tariff announcements from US President Donald Trump and earnings from Nvidia Corp. failed...
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302Stock Market‘Capital Market Key to Economic Stability’
The Federal Government has described Nigeria’s capital market as the country’s ticket to economic stability. Vice President Kashim Shettima made this declaration...
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777Banking & FinanceNigeria’s Banking Fraud Tripled From ₦11bn to ₦52bn in 4yrs –NIBSS
Fraud transactions in Nigeria’s banking system have tripled over the past four years from N11 billion to N52 billion, statistics from the...
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2.9KAgricultureFG to Transform Agribusiness through Public-Private Partnership
Minister of Agriculture and Food Security, Abubakar Kyari, has reassured Nigerians that government will not leave any stone unturned in its determination...
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457Industry & MoneyNigeria’s Oil Production Potential Now 2.24mbpd –NUPRC
The Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission has confirmed that Nigeria’s technical potential for crude oil production stands at 2.24 million barrels per...
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504Banking & FinanceWorld Bank Approves $2.2b Fresh Loans for Nigeria
The federal government is expected to receive fresh loans from the World Bank, totalling $2.2 billion in 2025. According to the Washington-based...
