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Published annually by the Financial Times in partnership with Statista, the ranking recognises companies driving exceptional revenue growth, innovation, market expansion, and economic impact across the continent. The post Heirs Holdings’ portfolio companies ranked among Africa?...
The World Bank restricts Instagram comments following backlash from Nigerians over a proposed $1.25bn Nigeria World Bank loan amid rising debt concerns.
British envoy Gill Lever concludes a visit to Kwara, focusing on strengthening UK-Kwara ties in economy, women’s inclusion, innovation, and security.
Nigeria’s courts are rapidly emerging as one of the most important battlegrounds shaping the future of the country’s digital economy, read more Courts become new battleground for Nigeria’s digital economy
…as Office fail to publish reports for 3 consecutive quarters …experts say unavailability of report drives corruption, public mistrust The read more Final review of budget documents slows implementation report, Budget office claims
…experts warn delayed reports fuel corruption, erode public trust The Budget Office of the Federation has again failed to publish read more Again, Yakubu’s budget office misses reporting deadlines, breaches fiscal transparency law
“The expectation is clear: the industry must now deliver measurable improvements, and the commission will continue to enforce compliance in the interest of consumers and the wider economy,” the statement read. The post NCC warns telcos over poor network, assures improved serv...
A total of N1.933 billion has been disbursed as loans and grants to 4, 101 Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises read more Lagos lifts 4,000 MSMEs with N1.933bn loans, grants to boost growth
The ADC criticizes the Tinubu administration over Nigeria’s debt burden, calling the economy a ‘Ponzi scheme’ sustained by continuous borrowing.
The National Human Rights Commission has demanded explanations from the Nigerian Air Force over recurring civilian casualties arising from military airstrikes in parts of the country. The commission described the incidents as disturbing and inconsistent with human rights and inte...
Nigeria is now China’s largest engineering contracting market. Li Hengtian, Deputy Director at the China International Communications Group (CICG), disclosed read more Nigeria now China’s largest engineering contracting market
ICPC partners with the Nigeria Revenue Service in Borno to tackle tax evasion, improve revenue collection, and protect staff. Learn about this new alliance
OPEC countries currently account for roughly 40% of global crude oil production, though this share has been declining over time. The post OPEC+ Plans Quota Hikes To Restore 1.65MBD Cuts Latest September appeared first on Channels Television.
A major pipeline protection firm says host communities are to be given credit for Nigeria recording 99.2% of its 1.5 read more Pipeline firm shows how Nigeria met 99.2% OPEC quota as company empowers 3000 host community women
By Ndahi Marama, Maiduguri The Independent Corrupt Practices and other Related Offenses Commission has partnered with the Nigeria Revenue Service (NRS) in Borno state to tackle issues of tax defaulting and staff-bullying by individuals and organisations across the state. In an in...
Nigerian billionaire Femi Otedola reportedly buys a £53m London mansion in the exclusive St John’s Wood district, highlighting the city’s luxury market.
They said the losses stemmed from harmful tax practices affecting their economies. The post Africa Loses $89bn Annually To Illicit Financial Flows — Tax Experts appeared first on Channels Television.
Analysts predict an increase in inflation for April 2026, suggesting that the Central Bank of Nigeria may maintain its current interest rates. This projection reflects ongoing economic challenges and the need for careful monetary policy.
Nigeria's Tier-1 banks have increased their deposits to N114 trillion, showcasing strong customer confidence. However, lending activities have slowed down, indicating a cautious approach in the banking sector.
The Africa Financial Summit (AFIS) will host its 2026 edition in Luanda, focusing on growth financing and economic resilience. This event aims to bring together finance industry leaders to discuss strategies for enhancing Africa's economic stability.
A recent study highlights that youth-led MSMEs in sub-Saharan Africa are struggling with digital maturity. This raises concerns about their competitiveness and growth potential in the digital economy.
The SEC has raised concerns about the rise of Ponzi schemes on social media, warning the public to be cautious. These schemes often disguise themselves as legitimate investment opportunities.
Nigeria's domestic crude supply surged in April, with local sources providing 17.96 million barrels. This marks a significant reduction in imports, which fell to just 410,000 barrels.
The implementation of the Nigeria Tax Act (NTA) is set to serve as a watershed in the Nigerian tax landscape, read more The Nigeria Tax Act 2025: A breath of fresh air for Stamp Duty Tax
Short-term traders do not need a calm market — they need a market that is moving for a clear reason. read more IQ Broker Turning Volatility into Short-Term Opportunities
The Kano State Assembly has expressed alarm over a Tuta Absoluta tomato pest outbreak that is severely damaging farms. This situation is leading to significant crop losses across the state.
India has decided to bar sugar exports until September due to concerns over its upcoming harvest. This decision is influenced by potential adverse weather conditions linked to the El Niño pattern.
The BRICS meeting in India is focusing on the Iran War and its impact on oil markets. Disruptions in Gulf shipping routes are increasing pressure on energy-importing economies like India.
The Debt Management Office has successfully listed a N47.36 billion Series III Sovereign Green Bond on the Nigerian Exchange and FMDQ Securities Exchange. This bond, with an interest rate of 18.95%, is due in June 2030.
Lagos State Government is preparing for the 'Invest in Lagos 3.0' investment forum, aiming to attract N4 trillion in investments. The event is scheduled for June 8-9, 2026, and seeks to draw both local and foreign investors.