CBN Tightens BVN Rules: 5 Changes Affecting Your Account
The Central Bank of Nigeria introduces new BVN guidelines effective May 1, 2026, to combat fraud and enhance security, including one-time phone number changes and transaction caps.
The Central Bank of Nigeria introduces new BVN guidelines effective May 1, 2026, to combat fraud and enhance security, including one-time phone number changes and transaction caps.
Afreximbank approves a $10 billion Gulf Crisis Response Programme to shield African and Caribbean economies from Middle East conflict disruptions, offering support for essential imports and infrastructure.
Oyo State Government and First City Monument Bank have disbursed N1.5 billion in collateral-free loans to 1,000 young agripreneurs through the Easylift programme, aiming to boost food production and support youth-led businesses in agriculture.
The Nigerian Communications Commission has directed major telecom operators like MTN and Airtel to automatically compensate subscribers for poor service quality, effective April 2026, under new consumer protection rules.
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RecommendedEterna Plc announced a robust financial turnaround for 2025, with profit before tax rising to N7.27 billion and revenue reaching N302.37 billion, driven by operational efficiency and strategic growth.
The Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) surged past N130 trillion in market capitalisation, gaining N209 billion in a single trading session. Key stocks like Cadbury Nigeria and GTCO drove the upturn, while market breadth remained negative with more decliners
Finance Minister Wale Edun states Nigeria is positioned to benefit from rising oil prices amid Middle East tensions while managing economic risks. The World Bank projects growth but warns of inflation and poverty challenges.
The Nigerian Communications Commission has outlined specific eligibility criteria for subscribers to receive compensation for poor quality of service, effective this month, covering voice, data, and SMS failures.
The National Bureau of Statistics reveals a sharp 49.81% decline in Company Income Tax revenue for Q4 2025, with VAT also falling 3.78% quarter-on-quarter amid economic hardship.
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RecommendedDangote Petroleum Refinery has reversed its N75 per litre petrol price increase, lowering the ex-gantry price to N1,200. The move follows a sharp decline in global crude oil prices, triggered by eased geopolitical tensions involving Iran.
Nigeria's NNPC has started exporting the newly discovered Cawthorne crude oil grade to Europe, aiming to diversify exports and boost revenue during high global oil prices.
The Federal Government has granted demurrage waivers for over 10,000 containers stuck at Lagos ports due to regulatory bottlenecks. Officials from NRS, NCS, and PEBEC reviewed the National Single Window system to address operational challenges.
Nigeria's electricity grid faces its worst performance annually from February to April due to a predictable convergence of peak demand from heat and reduced supply from hydro, exacerbated by a lack of reserve capacity and governance failures.
Zenith Bank Plc reports over N1 trillion profit after tax for 2025, with improved asset quality and a doubled dividend payout, reinforcing its status as Nigeria's most profitable bank.
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Recommended3XG Shop, an omnichannel commerce platform, unveils a strategy to tackle logistics and merchant challenges in Nigeria's growing retail sector, emphasizing infrastructure over promotions.
A new Afreximbank report reveals Africa's trade structure is concentrated, externally dependent, and fragile, with Nigeria and others facing persistent vulnerabilities despite policy reforms.
African manufacturers and stakeholders call for urgent redesign of special economic zones, citing structural flaws and global shifts. PAMA President Mansur Ahmed outlines a six-point reform agenda to boost integration and competitiveness under AfCFTA.
Nigeria's electricity crisis persists due to poor execution, not lack of ideas. Despite proposed reforms like GAMCO, systemic issues in gas supply, transmission, and tariffs remain unaddressed, leaving millions in darkness.
Labour unions picketed Global Plus Publishing Company in Lagos, alleging the dismissal of 75 workers for joining trade unions, citing violations of labour laws and constitutional rights.
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RecommendedGlobal renewable energy capacity reached a record 5,149 GW in 2025, with Africa showing growth but lagging behind. IRENA calls for accelerated transition to enhance energy security and resilience.
Africa's push for energy security through new refineries and plants is hampered by a critical shortage of skilled local talent, risking long-term operational failures and investment losses without urgent workforce development.
Dr Layi Fatona, Chairman of Renaissance Africa Energy, advocates for firmer oversight in Nigeria's mining and energy sectors to support economic growth and avoid environmental risks.
Denmark's Consul General identifies maritime transport, shipbuilding, digitalisation, and green tech as key areas for strengthening bilateral relations and advancing Nigeria's blue economy.
The National Insurance Commission has released guidelines for the Insurance Policyholders' Protection Fund, with a compliance deadline of May 31, 2026, to safeguard policyholders from insurer insolvency.
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RecommendedIndigenous shipowners warn that Nigeria's high import duties on vessels and preferential treatment for foreign operators are crippling the shipping industry, leading to an estimated $8.5 billion in yearly capital flight.
Maritime stakeholders warn that Nigeria's proliferation of deep seaport projects, driven by political motives rather than cargo demand, risks economic unviability and huge financial losses.
Bharti Airtel has achieved a global milestone with over 650 million mobile subscribers, becoming the world's second-largest telecom operator. In Nigeria, the company expanded its site count to 17,200, enhancing high-speed coverage and infrastructure.
The landmark £746 million Nigeria-UK MoU aims to modernize key ports but faces hurdles like regional imbalances, tied financing favoring UK suppliers, and governance risks. Success requires inclusive investment across ports like Onne and Calabar to boost
The Federal Government has begun implementing the International Cargo Tracking Note following presidential approval, aiming for rollout by 2026 to enhance maritime security and trade transparency.
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RecommendedThe Standards Organisation of Nigeria (SON) has called on local manufacturers to prioritize producing standard products to enhance the competitiveness of Nigerian goods in international markets, reduce import reliance, and boost exports.