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CSJ charges FG to release 2026 capital budget funds
…accuses NASS of oversight failure By Emma Ujah The Centre for Social Justice (CSJ) has urged the Federal Government (FG) to immediately commence the implementation of the 2026 Capital Budget,
FIFA U-20 WWC: Three Nigerian players in Golden Boot race
The Golden Boot standings remain tightly packed, meaning the knockout rounds could quickly change the picture The post FIFA U-20 WWC: Three Nigerian players in Golden Boot race appeared first
FG signs N729bn Series-2 bond agreement with GenCos
By Folarin Kehinde, Abuja The Federal Government (FG) has signed the N728.979 billion Series-2 bond under its N4 trillion Power Sector Debt Reduction Programme, in a fresh move to settle
Dollar to Naira exchange rate today, September 15, 2026
The Nigerian naira opened Tuesday, September 15, 2026, with the local currency trading at about ₦1,326.30 per dollar at the official Nigerian Foreign Exchange Market (NFEM), while the greenback was quoted
Post-recapitalisation: Mutual Benefits strengthens role as trusted protection partner
By Rosemary Iwunze Following the successful completion of its recapitalisation, Mutual Benefits is positioning for sustainable growth while strengthening its role as a trusted protection partner to Nigerians. The company,
Refinery: Our N2.2trn IPO’ll democratise wealth creation —Dangote
***Plans another refinery in Kenya ***IPO demonstrates capacity of Nigeria’s capital market to supaport businesses at global scale — NGX chairman By Peter Egwuatu Alhaji Aliko Dangote, President and Chief
Global Investors Scramble for Dangote Refinery’s Public Offer
• Africa’s richest man projects group’s market cap to reach $350bn by 2030 •Promises strong returns, generational wealth for investors • Says company has transformed Nigeria into refining, export hub
FG Signs 728.9bn Power Bond, Formalises Financing Deal to Offset Gencos’ Debt
• Oyedele says debt settlement must be backed by reforms, market discipline •NBET: It’s a milestone in efforts to address longstanding financial challenges •Two issuances raise combined N1.23 trillion within

