Economic Roundup: Key Business and Financial Headlines – Nigeria in 1 Minute – 231026
Catch up on the latest economic, business, and financial market headlines in Nigeria as reported by Proshare on October 23, 2026.
Catch up on the latest economic, business, and financial market headlines in Nigeria as reported by Proshare on October 23, 2026.
President Cardoso is leading efforts to deepen Nigeria's financial ties with China, convening a high-level business roundtable in China.
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has arrested an Abuja businessman over allegations of defrauding a Ukrainian investor of $120 million.
Trade between Indonesia and Nigeria has reached a significant milestone, with over $1.98 billion transacted in just seven months.
Water companies in England are seeking permission to restrict non-essential water use by businesses as prolonged drought conditions persist.
Social media influencer Blessing Nkiruka, also known as Blessing CEO, is accused of defrauding a businessman of N69.15 million by falsely promising a lease on a Lekki property.
Nigerian Economic Summit Group (NESG) reports a surge in business activity in September, driven by the upcoming elections and the holiday season.
The Nigerian Economic Summit Group (NESG) has issued a warning about the detrimental impact of insecurity on the country's economic growth.
Abuja Continental Hotel has refuted claims of anti-labour practices by the Trade Union Congress (TUC) and cited a court order as evidence.
A Kenyan presidential candidate has threatened to deport Aliko Dangote, the Nigerian business magnate, ahead of the country's election.
Some UK universities have withdrawn admission offers to Nigerians due to stricter visa rules, and Anambra governor Peter Obi is unlikely to win his ward election, according to…
Indian oil tycoon Nitin Sandesara has ventured into vessel construction in Nigeria, marking a significant expansion of his business portfolio.
The US government has warned American investors and executives about potential detention risks while conducting business in Nigeria.
According to reports, J.P. Morgan is planning to establish a merchant bank in Nigeria before the end of the year.
Nigerian ride-hailing service Moove announces closure, offers free cars to drivers worth ₦35 billion.