NNPC resumes monthly reports, posting N5.89tn revenue and N748bn profit in April, signaling transparency under new leadership.

Sterling Bank has launched a landmark ₦2bn scholarship scheme to empower 600 young Nigerians across key future-focused fields.

OpenAI is reportedly seeking $40 billion from global investors to fund its AI model development and ambitious Stargate infrastructure project.

The FCCPC has launched a taskforce to tackle counterfeit products, saying Nigeria’s market is flooded with fake, substandard products

Nigeria’s trade surplus hit N5.17tn in Q1 2025, driven by crude oil, as imports decline from Q4 2024 levels.

A Nigerian delegation has met with top Chinese firms, seeking to attract strategic projects to develop the steel industry

Minister Lokpobiri has hailed successful IOC asset transfers, saying they are already increasing crude production

Reuters has reported that global oil price dip and supply worries are delaying Nigeria’s $5bn oil-backed loan from Saudi Aramco

Energy Expert, Nick Agule says the 2013 power sector privatisation was “dead on arrival” due to failure to privatise transmission infrastructure.

PETROAN urges NNPC to embrace transparency and rebuild public trust, citing years of opaque operations and growing public suspicion.

Amazon is set to invest at least $20 billion in Pennsylvania to expand data centres and boost artificial intelligence infrastructure.

Peter Obi has called Intafact Beverages in Onitsha Anambra’s top revenue source, feeding 5,000 people and employing hundreds statewide.

Peter Obi insists fuel subsidy removal was necessary but says Tinubu’s execution was haphazard and failed to benefit critical sectors.

NGX plans new listings, including NNPC Limited and Dangote Petrolchemicals, to boost Nigeria’s capital market and economic growth.

Afreximbank plans ultramodern medical centres across Africa to reduce $1–$2 billion annual loss from outbound medical tourism.

CBN’s recapitalisation mandate has reshaped Nigeria’s banking sector as institutions race to meet compliance targets.

US-Nigeria trade has reached $13 billion in 2024, making Nigeria the second-largest African trading partner of the United States.

AFC’s 2025 report shows Africa has $1.1 trillion in institutional capital, urging transformation from raw exports to industrialisation.

Fitch has projected Islamic finance in Nigeria to grow by $4bn, citing CBN reforms and liquidity instruments.

Oando has posted a 267% profit increase, secured $375m refinancing as NAOC acquisition drives strong growth.