Stakeholders have called for comprehensive crypto regulation in Nigeria to boost interest and investment, while mitigating associated risks.

“Our agreement with the NNPC was for 20%, but they failed to pay the remaining balance last year,” says Dangote.

The NDIC has reported difficulties with verifying BVNs of corporate customers from Heritage Bank following its licence revocation.

“Loan recovery is a competitive process, like fighting for pocket share,’ Bfree’s Enyi said, emphasising flexible approach to repayment.

Dangote Refinery has initiated tender to buy 6 million barrels of US crude, increasing American feedstock inflows significantly.

CBN’s Cardoso says ongoing recapitalisation process would build a resilient banking sector capable of withstanding future economic shocks.

Financial Derivatives CEO Bismarck Rewane says debt accumulation is not inherently bad but misuse can trap Nigeria in economic instability.

Nigeria has announced a $250 million green bond issuance for climate projects in September 2024 to attract private investors.

The African Petroleum Producers’ Organisation has urged member countries to contribute $83 million each towards establishing the Africa Energy Bank.

IONNA plans to install 30,000+ charging ports in North America by 2030, expanding EV infrastructure significantly.

Microsoft confident in OpenAI’s direction has dropped observer seat amid regulatory scrutiny over $10 billion investment and control concerns.

NNPC is negotiating a $2 billion loan, backed by crude oil, to enhance its finances and support production, Reuters says.

Gillis-Harry has warned that rising petroleum prices could reduce Nigerians’ buying power, impacting retail outlet owners.

“I don’t know how we’re going to survive the kind of interest rate regime that we have now,” says Sanwo-Olu.

Finance Minister Edun says SEC needs to adapt to AI and digital currency trends for effective guidance and necessary approvals.

The World Bank has appointed Ndiamé Diop as Nigeria’s country director, aiming to deepen partnerships and accelerate Nigeria’s economic progress.

Aviation Minister Keyamo says Nigerians should choose Air Peace for their trips, stating, “It’s our airline, we must patronise it.”

“The government of Nigeria has added no value to our electricity system,” says former Rivers State power consultant Onikoyi.

A report on Nigeria’s informal economy showed 47.5% of businesses save through cooperatives, 39.5% use digital banks, 11% use traditional banks.

Access Holdings Plc has launched its N351 billion rights issue, offering 17.8 billion shares at N19.75 each.