Lagos State Re-enters Debt Market with ₦200 Billion Bond Drive to Fuel Infrastructure Upgrades
The government of Lagos State has announced a return to the domestic capital markets with a planned issuance of up...
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Nigerian Stocks Retreat Below 150,000-Point Mark
The Nigerian equities market experienced a sharp retreat this past week, erasing significant gains as sustained sell-offs drove the benchmark...
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Nigeria’s Top Banks Rally Behind Government Bonds, Harvesting N4.8 Trillion in Nine Months Amid Economic Headwinds
In the first nine months of 2025, Nigeria’s leading banks: Access Corporation, United Bank for Africa (UBA), Zenith Bank, First...
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Bank of Ghana Strengthens External Buffers as Gold Reserves Surge 35% to 38 Tonnes
The Bank of Ghana has significantly increased its gold reserves to 38.04 tonnes as of 31 October 2025, a 35%...
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Global Investors Flock to Nigeria’s $2.35 Billion Eurobond, Oversubscription Hits $10.65 Billion
Nigeria has made a triumphant return to the international capital market with its latest $2.35 billion Eurobond issuance, which was...
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Nigeria Raises $2.25 Billion in Oversubscribed Bond Sale Amid Improving Global Conditions
Nigeria successfully raised $2.25 billion in a dual-tranche sovereign bond sale on Wednesday, with ten-year and twenty-year bonds priced at...
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MicroStrategy Strengthens Crypto Shield: How Its Bitcoin Strategy Could Dodge Forced Liquidation in the Next Bear Market
The company MicroStrategy has built up a remarkable position: holding around 641,205 Bitcoin, worth an estimated $64 billion. This large...
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President Tinubu Requests Senate Approval for Fresh ₦1.15 Trillion Domestic Loan to Bridge 2025 Budget Gap
President Bola Tinubu has formally asked the Senate of the Federal Republic of Nigeria to approve a new domestic borrowing...
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CPPE Warns U. S. Military Threat Could Undermine Nigeria’s Stability
The Centre for the Promotion of Private Enterprise (CPPE) has issued a stark warning about the potential economic fallout from...
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Airtel Africa Declares N43.68 Interim Dividend as Strong Q2 2025 Results Drive Investor Optimism
Airtel Africa Plc has announced an interim dividend of USD 0.03 per share, translating to N43.68 per share based on...
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