The deployment of American-made mobile base stations will address West Africa’s urban-rural connectivity gap and provide millions of West Africans with faster, more reliable mobile access, supporting economic activity in areas that have historically been offline or limited to outdated 2G and 3G networks.
… Foreign listings often shift valuation, trading activity, and investment opportunities to international markets, limiting local investors’ ability to participate in the growth of companies
The Exchange rate of the Naira against major currencies at both the Official and the Black Market window, as at Monday, 1 June 2026
Numbering 25 members across Lagos, Rivers, Enugu, and Bayelsa state, the expulsion followed an emergency NEC meeting in Lagos, where the members adopted the recommendations of a disciplinary committee set up to investigate alleged acts of disobedience and misconduct by some officers and affiliates.
The First Abu Dhabi Bank, FAB, would soon commence operations in Lagos, a development expected to further strengthen business and investment ties between both countries.
The circular was addressed to Deposit Money Banks, Microfinance Banks, Mobile Money Operators, Switching and Processing Companies, Payment Terminal Service Providers, Payment Solution Service Providers, Super Agents, and other licensed operators in the Nigerian payments ecosystem.
Emphasising on the theme, “From Policy to Practice” IMO said that the theme underscores IMO’s core mission of ensuring that the global regulatory framework it develops is not merely adopted in principle but translated into concrete national legislation, enforcement and day-to-day operations across the maritime sector.
The event, themed : “Carrying world trade. Carrying the risks,” will be marked on 25 June.
The economy cannot achieve durable structural transformation without a stronger manufacturing base. Industrialization remains the most sustainable pathway to large-scale job creation, export competitiveness and inclusive growth.
Keyamo is expected to drive the Integrated Aviation Transformation Program for Africa (IATP) for which African Development Bank has earmarked the sum of $7 billion.
