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Risevest expands into mutual funds as investors seek returns
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Nigeria’s food emergency: Policy actions for price stability and food security
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AFRICOM at 20: America rethinks its Africa strategy
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Explainer: What changed 20 months after the telecom price hike
In brief In February 2025, Nigerians began paying more for calls, text messages and data. It was the first price
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Nigeria’s power sector: Fixing the chain, not just the links
Why Nigeria needs a cohesive, whole-of-sector approach to solving its electricity crisis Nigeria’s electricity challenge has been discussed for decades.
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Lagos State Police Command commemorates 2026 customer service week with free medical outreach
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LASCOPA raises alarm over palm oil adulteration, urges consumers to be vigilant
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FG’s 30-day fuel discount tests Oyedele’s warning on temporary relief
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Dangote IPO puts Nigeria’s six million investor base to test
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Flutterwave CEO, tech founders bet $500,000 on Lagos Life maker as viral game drives $10m valuation
Vatar, the Nigerian company behind the viral browser-based game Lagos Life, has raised $500,000 in pre-seed funding, attracting backing from
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Think before you skip your meal: How missed meals affect your health
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Kenya’s Shilling illusion and  a currency on tight leash
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Experts warn of rising cyber fraud risks, urge stronger controls for Nigerian organisations
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Sweeteners conversation: What consumers should really know
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Consumer health alert: The risks of habitual ‘agbo’ consumption
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Lasaco Assurance Gets Approval to Offer Agricultural Insurance, Eyes Higher Revenue
BY NKECHI NAECHE-ESEZOBOR—Lasaco Assurance Plc has secured regulatory approval to underwrite agricultural risks, expanding its product portfolio and positioning the insurer for higher revenue as it taps opportunities in the agricultural value chain. Under the approval the company  will offer Multi-Perils Crop Insurance, Plantation Insurance, Poultry Farm Insurance, Fishery Insurance, Livestock Insurance, Farm Property and […] The post Lasaco Assurance Gets Approval to Offer Agricultural Insurance, Eyes Higher Revenue appeared first on Business Today NG.
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FG signals end to overlapping budgets, unrealistic assumptions
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NAICOM, PenCom to Operators: Bigger Capital Means Nothing Without Better Service
BY NKECHI NAECHE-ESEZOBOR—The National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) and the National Pension Commission (PenCom) have charged insurers and pension operators to ensure that recapitalisation delivers better services, faster claims payment and stronger financial security for Nigerians, not just bigger balance sheets. The regulators spoke on Thursday in Lagos at the 11th Annual Conference of the Nigerian […] The post NAICOM, PenCom to Operators: Bigger Capital Means Nothing Without Better Service appeared first on Business Today NG.
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Is Nigeria really building the capacity to compete?
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Nigeria’s events industry needs skilled technicians, not just equipment — Tunbosun Kola-Daisi
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Meet Kwame Bamfo: West Africa’s industrialist with penchant for hospitality
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BATN Foundation expands EMPOWER-Her poultry initiative to Anambra, supporting 200 Women
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States’ bumper revenues push capital spending by over 182% in 4 years – World Bank
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Why the federal government must stop collateralising Nigeria’s natural resources for loans
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India-Nigeria trade rebounds to $9bn as LCCI pitches Nigeria as gateway to AfCFTA
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WORLD IN BRIEF: Maduro charged with torture conspiracy, Prince Harry reveals post UK depression, Ghana cocoa regulator raises $288m and other stories
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FAAN sets December for opening of new MMIA terminal link bridge
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Politics crack Tinubu as discounted petrol returns
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Why OMO yields are drawing investors after MPR cut
The Central Bank of Nigeria’s decision to cut the Monetary Policy Rate (MPR) by 350 basis points to 23 per
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How Dangote IPO is building new routes for African investors into Nigeria
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Mu’azu, bandit kingpin, six others killed in rival clash in Zamfara
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 Civil war reconciliation: Federal Government targets closure after 59 years
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Unpaid AFCON bonuses, slashed allowances raise concerns over Super Eagles morale
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AfCRA must set African standards for credit ratings — Afreximbank
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NYSC safety advisories fall short as over 70 members abducted in five years
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Optogenetics pioneers win 2026 Nobel Prize in Medicine
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