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Naira rises, now N1,405/$ in parallel market
By Elizabeth Adegbesan The Naira yesterday appreciated to N1,405 per dollar from N1,410 in the parallel market on Wednesday. Likewise, the naira appreciated to N1,322.5 per dollar in the Nigerian
GDP growth data masking deep industrial, security crises — MAN
***Services dominate at 56.62% as industry plunges to 3.96% ***Nigerians’ well-being, measures economy, not GDP—Daniel By Yinka Kolawole Nigeria’s 4.43 percent economic growth in the second quarter of 2026 (Q2’26)
Defence Minister Declares Victory in Fight Against Terrorism and Violent Extremism
• Declares attacks no longer rampant •Cautions politicians against giving out motorcycles as palliatives, says it aids criminal activities Nume Ekeghe in Lagos and Linus Aleke in Abuja The Minister
Sanwo-Olu: Bringing Back Fuel Subsidy Empty Campaign Buzz, Not Realistic
• Says move though hurtful to citizens healing Nigerian economy •Governor discusses gains, prospects of Tinubu’s reforms •Says Nigeria’s democratic, electoral systems evolving Emmanuel Addeh in Abuja Lagos State Governor,
2027: Obaigbena Urges Politicians to Focus on Issues, Avoid Smear Campaigns
• FG: Free media, institutional continuity key to Nigeria’s future •Adesina hails NELFUND as major investment in nation’s youth •Daily Times honours prominent citizens across sectors Sunday Aborisade in Abuja
FTSE Russell Lists First HoldCo, Dangote Cement, MTN Nigeria, Zenith, GTCO, Others in Frontier Index Series
Kayode Tokede FTSE Russell has admitted 10 Nigerian companies worth N67.14 trillion by market capitalisation in its FTSE Frontier Index Series after reclassification of the country from “Unclassified” to “Frontier
Nigeria, IEA Concretise Partnership, Sign Agreement On Security, Energy Policy
• Shettima hails pact as justification of Tinubu’s policy choices, gains of his economic reforms Deji Elumoye in Abuja Nigeria and the International Energy Agency (IEA) on Thursday signed an
FG Moves to Protect Nigerian Investments in Angola
Michael Olugbode in Abuja The federal government has pledged to protect Nigerian-owned investments in Angola and strengthen support for Nigerians living and doing business in that country. Minister of Foreign
Uber Exit: Tinubu Has Turned Nigeria into Graveyard of Businesses, Says ADC
• Lists several firms that closed or scaled down operations in the country •Atiku says IPMAN has put president’s subsidy argument to shame Chuks Okocha in Abuja The African Democratic
Oando Calls for Stronger Partnerships to Unlock Africa’s Upstream Potential
• Says relationships must extend beyond regulatory compliance Emmanuel Addeh in Abuja Oando Energy Resources, the upstream subsidiary of Oando Plc, Africa’s leading indigenous energy solutions provider, has called for
