Seplat reiterates responsible operations, deploys technology, ends routine gas flaring, expands gas infrastructure, and supports Nigeria’s energy transition.

The total value of equities, debt and ETFs on the NGX rose to N149.7 trillion in 2025.

Dangote Refinery CEO David Bird explains how the gargantuan plant plans to double capacity and position Nigeria as a global refining hub.  

Nigeria’s SEC hikes minimum capital for brokers, dealers, fintechs and others, citing market stability, investor protection and resilience.

Research warns foreign aid conditions can weaken institutions and trap Nigeria’s electricity sector in ineffective reform cycles.

SEC DG meets IGP, pushes deeper inter-agency cooperation to tackle cybercrime and protect Nigeria’s capital market integrity.

Dangote Refinery raises in-country petrol supply by 65 per cent in December as national fuel sufficiency improves sharply.

Nigeria’s crude production declined marginally to 1.422m bpd in December, but Wood Mackenzie forecasts over 2 million barrels daily in 2026.

Dangote Group says Nigeria’s refining capacity now shields the country from global oil shocks linked to rising geopolitical tensions.

NFF has accused Airtel of ambush marketing and demanded N1 billion compensation over unauthorized Super Eagles promotional content.

TotalEnergies has agreed to sell its 10 per cent non-operated stake in the Renaissance joint venture to Vaaris.

Kian Smith FZE’s N21 billion gold listing on the Lagos commodities exchange is boosting confidence, widening access to Nigeria’s commodities market.

NUPRC has slashed signature bonuses and pre–first oil fees to attract investors for 50 oil and gas blocks in 2025.

Nestoil and Neconde dismissmisleading reports, insist Supreme Court made no ruling on merits and deny rift with lawyers.

MultiChoice Nigeria has appointed Kemi Omotosho as CEO, succeeding John Ugbe.

Nigeria Customs activates new operating rules for courier companies, tightening compliance, boosting revenue assurance and strengthening clearance integrity.

Presidential tax reform committee praises Kogi’s adoption of harmonised tax laws, citing improved compliance, transparency and investor confidence.

Economist David Adeoye says market growth reflects confidence, but warns it does not measure poverty or living standards.

Taiwo Oyedele says KPMG confused policy choices with errors, insisting tax reforms boost fairness, competitiveness and economic stability.

IPMAN backs Dangote Refinery, rejects petrol imports, as Dangote denies supply breakdown and petitions EFCC over corruption allegations.