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Digital banking is significantly enhancing financial inclusion in West Africa, making it easier for vendors to accept mobile payments. This transformation is particularly evident in bustling markets like those in Lagos and Accra.
Five Mozambican citizens have died due to xenophobic violence in South Africa, as confirmed by the Mozambican government. This incident highlights ongoing tensions and violence against foreign nationals in the region.
Fidelis Anosike, CEO of Daily Times, underscores the importance of the media in Nigeria's development during the newspaper's centenary celebration. He emphasizes that a robust media landscape is essential for national growth.
The article highlights trust as a critical yet undervalued asset in Africa's development infrastructure. It emphasizes the need for building trust to enhance collaboration and progress across various sectors.
The article critiques the reliance on superficial data displays in financial institutions. It emphasizes the need for deeper analysis and actionable insights beyond mere visual representation.
Nigerian logistics firms face significant challenges that impede their growth, according to Osinachi from Sunbeth Shipping. As businesses expand, effective logistics becomes crucial for their success.
The Defence Headquarters has confirmed ongoing efforts to secure the release of retired Major General Rabe Abubakar and his wife, who were abducted in Katsina State. Authorities are actively working on the situation to ensure their safe return.
Babachir Lawal has resigned from the African Democratic Congress, criticizing Atiku Abubakar's candidacy for the 2027 presidential election. He argues that supporting Atiku would effectively secure a second term for President Bola Tinubu.
The Northern Christian Association has called for an end to arms supplies to terrorists to help reduce attacks on innocent Nigerians. They believe that cutting off these supplies is crucial for weakening terrorist operations.
Protests erupted in Oyo and Ogun states as teachers demonstrated against the kidnapping of their colleagues and students. The Nigeria Union of Teachers organized the peaceful protests, halting academic activities in public schools.
Babachir Lawal criticized the ADC presidential primary, labeling it an embarrassment. Meanwhile, Wike condemned Atiku and Obi, calling them hypocrites lacking viable democratic alternatives.
President Bola Tinubu praised the Nigerian Navy for its efforts in eradicating piracy and crude oil theft during the force's 70th anniversary. He also launched a combined maritime task force and inaugurated three new ships to enhance maritime security and counterinsurgency.
The Supreme Court has lifted the asset freeze on Nestoil and Neconde, deeming the Appeal Court's order as unwarranted. This decision marks a significant victory for the companies involved.
Cardoso has launched Vision 2028, a new payment system aimed at achieving 95% financial inclusion in Nigeria. The initiative plans to integrate 15 million Nigerians into the formal financial system while enhancing security measures against electronic fraud.
Renaissance Africa Energy Company Limited has been named Africa's leading oil and gas producer after acquiring SPDC. This recognition by Wood Mackenzie highlights the company's significant growth in the energy sector.
Fisayo Dele-Bashiru has joined the Super Eagles, bringing the squad to 19 players ahead of their friendly match against Poland. Captain Ndidi led the first training session in Warsaw.
Ugo Udezue will host a three-day South-East Basketball Tournament in Ebonyi. The event will also see the inauguration of a new basketball court.
The Federal Government and 20 states have contributed N7.1 billion to the Child Nutrition Fund. This initiative aims to support life-saving interventions for child nutrition across Nigeria.
A new report indicates that Nigeria's economy is expanding at double the rate observed before reforms. This growth presents a new set of challenges for policymakers.
Bonny Gas Transport Limited has awarded contracts for the construction of three new LNG vessels, incorporating new technology for improved fuel efficiency and reduced emissions. The vessels are expected to be delivered by 2029.
The Financial Reporting Council of Nigeria has urged students at CMS Grammar School in Lagos to consider a career in Actuarial Science. This initiative aims to promote professional excellence among the youth.
The University of Port Harcourt will celebrate 8,156 graduands at its 36th combined convocation ceremony on June 5. Notably, 120 students have achieved first-class honors.
The National Data Protection Commission will train permanent secretaries and parastatal leaders on data protection. This initiative aims to enhance data security and compliance within government agencies.
NUPRC employees have launched a nationwide strike due to issues surrounding foreign training. The regulator has stated that discussions are ongoing and that oil and gas facilities remain unaffected.
MultiChoice has launched exclusive World Cup promotions for DStv and GOtv subscribers, enhancing access to the tournament for Nigerians. This initiative aims to bring more fans closer to football's biggest event.
Nigeria and the UAE have achieved a significant milestone with non-oil trade reaching $5 billion. The First Abu Dhabi Bank has officially launched in Lagos, enhancing economic relations between the two nations.
The Central Bank of Nigeria has reorganized its deputy governors, assigning new roles to key officials. This restructuring aims to enhance the bank's operational efficiency and economic policy implementation.
Funding shortfalls for UN, AU, and ECOWAS raise concerns about potential increases in global conflict. The decline in multilateral peacekeeping operations by 50% could lead to instability in various regions.
Lagos State has reported 6,753 cases of Gender-Based Violence, with 2,460 survivors. The government is intensifying efforts to combat this issue while also promoting entrepreneurship.
Serena Williams is set to return to competitive tennis at Queen's Double Club after a four-year break. This marks an exciting comeback for the legendary player in women's doubles.