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Nigerian Tech Unicorns Turn Offshore as IPO Ambitions Drift to Global Markets
Nigeria’s most valuable technology startups are increasingly structuring themselves outside the country and positioning for potential listings on international exchanges, underscoring the pull of deeper capital markets and the limits of domestic equity infrastructure. Companies including Flutterwave, Andela, Interswitch and OPay have adopted offshore holding structures,...
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CPPE Supports CBN Rate Hold as Nigeria Battles Inflation Pressures
The Centre for the Promotion of Private Enterprise (CPPE) has endorsed the decision by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN)...
Seplat CEO Roger Brown Eyes Stronger Cash Flow Amid U.S.-Iran Tensions
Seplat Energy chief executive Roger Brown has signaled that escalating geopolitical tensions between the United States and Iran could strengthen...
FirstBank Appoints Chinwe Egwim as Chief Economist Amid Economic Shifts
FirstBank has appointed Chinwe Egwim as its new Chief Economist, a move that underscores the lender’s ambition to deepen its...
Nigeria’s Agricultural Sector: From Oil Boom Neglect to Renewed Growth Push
Before crude oil transformed Nigeria’s economy in the 1970s, agriculture was the country’s dominant industry, accounting for more than 60%...
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DEER Nigeria Unveils App to Improve Cooking Gas Access
DEER Nigeria has launched a new digital platform aimed at improving access to cooking...
