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IMF Warns Nigeria Against Return to Blanket Petrol Subsidy

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has warned Nigeria against reinstating blanket petrol subsidies amid mounting political pressure ahead of the elections, urging the Federal Government to prioritise targeted support for vulnerable households facing rising energy and transportation costs.

Dangote Group, Botswana Exchange Commend NGX Group on Cross-Border Investment Drive

Dangote Industries Limited and the Botswana Stock Exchange have commended Nigerian Exchange Group for bringing African exchanges together to expand cross-border investment opportunities through the ongoing roadshow for the Dangote Petroleum Refinery and Petrochemicals FZE offer.

Netflix Cuts 1,000 Jobs In Biggest Workforce Reduction Since 2022

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Netflix has announced plans to lay off approximately 1,000 employees, cutting 6 percent of its global workforce in its most significant downsizing measure in two years.

NGX Market Report: ASI Gains 0.06 Percent As 31 Stocks Advance

Market capitalisation rose by ₦104 billion to ₦160.812 trillion from ₦160.708 trillion at the previous session, while the ASI advanced 160.02 points to 247,673.65 from 247,513.63.

CBN Governor Yemi Cardoso Appointed AFC Board Chairman

The AFC President and Chief Executive Officer, Samaila Zubairu, disclosed the appointment on Wednesday on the sidelines of the 2026 annual meetings of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank in Bangkok, Thailand.

Dangote’s $16bn Kenya Refinery Gets Court Clearance To Proceed

The decision was delivered on Wednesday by High Court Judge Jane Onyango during proceedings in Malindi, where residents had challenged the development of the proposed 700,000-barrel-per-day refinery in the Lamu archipelago.

Nigeria’s $58.81bn Reserves Raise Stakes for Oil Investment, Earnings Growth

Nigeria’s foreign exchange reserves have climbed to $58.81bn, their highest level in nearly 18 years, strengthening the country’s external position as oil and gas investment, export earnings and corporate performance become increasingly important to sustaining the gains.

Shell’s Latest Exit: What a 170km Pipeline Sale Means for 130+ Nigerian Manufacturers

More than 130 businesses connected to Shell Nigeria Gas’s pipelines could soon see a new owner behind their gas supplier, after the company agreed to sell its entire interest in the distribution group to Nigerian firm Vaaris Energy Limited.

Nigeria’s Export Paperwork Is Moving Online, One Agency at a Time

Nigerian exporters are approaching a change in how they obtain the documents needed to ship goods abroad. The government plans to bring export licences, permits and certificates onto the National Single Window, with user testing scheduled for next week.

Unpaid Pensions Could Cost Nigerian Employers Their Next Contract

An employer seeking new business could find an unpaid pension bill standing in the way. PenCom says its automated clearance system calculates penalties for delayed contributions and prevents employers from obtaining a Pension Clearance Certificate until those penalties are settled.