In recent weeks, the “Nigeria First” policy that has just been printed by the Federal government has resulted in a busy optimism among industrialists, economists, and every day Nigeria who are tired of seeing local producers who are strangled by imported products that are thrown into the country. However, when the Minister of Home Affairs Olubunmi Tunji-ojo and Minister of …
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Wike, Kingibe Clash for the sealing of Abuja property for default land rental
The heat exchange erupted on Thursday between the Federal Capital Region (FCT), Nyesom Wike, and the FCT senator, Irtik Kingibe, for the ongoing property sealing in Abuja due to unpaid land rent. Senator Kingibe, who represented FCT in the Senate, took problems with Clampdown, condemning it as an unconstitutional and excessive. In a statement dated May 26, 2025, and was …
Read More »The top 10 stories from all Nigeria newspapers, Friday, May 30
Here are the 10 top stories that become headlines throughout the country today. 1. A appeal court upholds Okpebholo’s victory in the Governor Edo’s poll The appeal court in Abuja has confirmed the election of the Monday Governor of Okpebholo from the state of Edo, rejecting the appeal submitted by the people’s Democratic Party (PDP) and its candidates, Asuerinme Ighodalo, …
Read More »NGX: The equity market snapped bullish running because investors lost N54BN
The Nigerian equity market yelled at the Bullish series this week with N54 billion losses for investors at the close of trading on Thursday. This follows a decrease in stock prices such as the Legend of the Internet, Seplat PLC and Abbey Mortgage Bank PLC, among others, on the trading floor. The Benchmark All-Share Index (ASI) decreased to 111,818.08 points …
Read More »Tinubu highlights security gains, economic growth at mid-term anniversary
President Bola Tinubu has marked the halfway point of his term in office with a reflection on key achievements, asserting that his administration has bolstered security across the country and achieved substantial economic progress. The president celebrated the surge in Nigeria’s external reserves, which he said had grown by nearly 500%—from $4 billion in 2023 to over $23 billion by …
Read More »NGX: Equity Market Maintains a Bullish Running because investors get N180BN
Investors in the Nigerian capital market obtained N187 billion at the close of trade on Wednesday. This follows the surge in stock prices such as the University Press (UPL), Learn Africa PLC, and Nighern Nigeria Flour Mills (NNFM), among others, on the trading floor. The Benchmark All-Share Index (ASI) increased to 111,902.61 points from 111,606.22 points recorded on the previous …
Read More »The top 10 stories from all Nigerian newspapers, Wednesday, May 28
Here are the 10 top stories that become headlines throughout the country today. 1. Tinubu asks Nass to approve external loans of $ 21.5BN, ₦ 758BN Bond retirement President Tinubu President officially asked the National Assembly to approve the substantial external loan plan of more than $ 21.5 billion, along with the issuance of ₦ 757.9 billion domestic bonds aimed …
Read More »NGX: Equity Market Maintains a Bullish Running with N1.09Trn Profits for Investors
Nigeria’s equity market continued on Bullish on Tuesday because investors received N1.09 trillion at the end of trading that day. This follows the surge in stock prices such as Airtel Africa PLC, Omatek Ventures and Cornerstone Insurance Company, among others, on the trading floor. The Benchmark All-Share Index (ASI) rose to 111,606.22 points from 109,884.92 points recorded on the previous …
Read More »Suswam slammed PDP’s leadership over a secret pact with Wike, saying ‘We were cheated’
The former Governor of the State of Benue, Gabriel Suswam, has openly criticized the leadership of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP), accused him of damaging internal democracy and transparency by holding a secret meeting with the Federal Capital Minister (FCT), Nyesom Wike. Speaking during the direct appearance at Arise News on Tuesday, Suswam condemned what he described as a “lack …
Read More »Protest Sitting at Home Nigeria Southeast N7.6Trn in four years
A new report by SBM Intelligence has revealed that the southeastern region of Nigeria has suffered a surprising N7.6 trillion in economic losses over the past four years, mainly because of the prolonged enforcement of the order to sit in a house forced by the native Biafra (IPOB). The report, entitled “Four Years of Disruption,” described a serious picture of …
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