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United Capital shares deliver 2,500 percent wealth gain as earnings surge
United Capital Plc has rewarded shareholders with more than 2,500 percent growth in wealth over the past eight years, as the financial services group continues to strengthen its earnings, dividend capacity and business operations following a major transformation since 2018. The company’s shares, which traded at about N3.30 in July 2018, have risen substantially over […] The post United Capital shares deliver 2,500 percent wealth gain as earnings surge appeared first on Tribune Online.
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NGX hits 245,573 weekly high on banking rally
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Lagos expands health insurance coverage, targets universal healthcare
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IGP salutes Nathaniel, vows more investment in police sports
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NITDA urges regulators to back innovation sandbox
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Cricket: Nigeria stumble against Uganda in U-19 WCup qualifier
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Govt, Sproxil deploy AI to bridge malaria data gap
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Nigeria eyes larger share of Africa’s $1tn AI economy
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Taking advantage of regional development paradigm
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Lagos isn’t drowning for lack of roads
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Oyo APC backs Oyebamiji for victory
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Lasaco Assurance meets NAICOM capital requirement
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CBN, Dangote earn Almond Insurance Industry Awards nominations
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Adeleke alleges rigging threat, challenges Oyetola
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Police defend arrests as Adeleke campaign alleges crackdown
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Osun 2026: Oyinlola-led PDP faction dumps Adeleke, backs APC’s Oyebamiji
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Kebbi PDP splits over support for gov in 2027
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Caverton posts N8bn H1 loss on soaring costs
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CIBN recommits to partnerships for economic growth
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Ogun targets climate resilience as Abiodun urges tree planting
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Sanwo-Olu: Lagos-Badagry bridge safe despite vandalism
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Speak out against terrorism, banditry, Tinubu urges clerics
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Atiku accuses Obasanjo of 20-year campaign of lies, deceit
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Indomitable Lionesses dump Falcons out of WAFCON
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NAF airstrike kills nine ISWAP fighters, commander in Borno
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Presidency, Atiku in fresh war of words over killings
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2027: SERAP demands Tinubu, Atiku, Obi declare assets
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2027: Rainbow Coalition panel begins talks with Fubara, allies
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2027: APC beats INEC deadline, uploads candidates
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Four Oyo APC aspirants back Alli after reconciliation
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APM will shock APC in 2027 – Senatorial candidate
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570 killed in 596 security incidents in July – Report
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Tinubu to open JIBWIS, Muslim League security conference
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PFIPC scandal: Adeyemi demands media, lawyers’ presence before Reps probe
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Why West Africa must govern its way to peace
By Godwin Anyebe WEST Africa has been fighting insecurity for decades, yet the region remains trapped in a cycle of violence. Extremist groups regroup after defeats, criminal networks adapt faster than governments, and communities liberated by force relapse into instability. The uncomfortable truth is that while the region has recorded important military victories, it has […] The post Why West Africa must govern its way to peace appeared first on Tribune Online.
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Police react as 23-year-old law school student dies in Lagos hostel
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