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Dangote’s $16bn Kenya Refinery: What It Means for Nigeria
Consider a commercial motorcyclist in Lagos who plans every working day around the price of fuel. In Kenya, that same calculation has become a source of wider public tension as higher fuel prices have contributed to deadly protests, Reuters reported on September 30, 2026. Against that...
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Dangote’s $16bn Kenya Refinery: What It Means for Nigeria
Consider a commercial motorcyclist in Lagos who plans every working day around the price of fuel. In Kenya, that same...
FAB Weighs Sharing Nigeria’s $5bn Swap as Focus Turns to Collateral
First Abu Dhabi Bank (FAB) is considering sharing part of its exposure to Nigeria’s $5 billion total-return swap with other...
EFCC Chairman Olukoyede Says Most Stolen Funds Cannot Be Fully Recovered
The Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, Ola Olukoyede, has said anti-corruption agencies face severe limitations in recovering...
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Air Peace has introduced complimentary airport pick-up for eligible First and Business Class passengers travelling on its London routes, expanding...
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Nigeria’s smartphone boom is no longer just about communication. As more Nigerians move from...
