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American multinational investment bank JP Morgan is reportedly set to secure a Nigerian banking license following a N50 billion deposit with the Central Bank of Nigeria.
Nigeria remains the largest private capital market in West Africa, according to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
E-Tranzact International Plc sees a significant increase in share price, reflecting growing investor interest in Nigerian fintech sector.
A Nigerian conglomerate, Wisdom Kwati Group, has revealed plans to generate $100 billion in consolidated revenue by 2036 and develop 5 million homes, with a goal to list…
Nigeria's economic reforms have strengthened investor confidence, with financial markets and the international community pricing in the prospect of President Bola Tinubu’s re-election and continuity of the policies.
Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Olayemi Cardoso, has stated that sustained macroeconomic stability, decreasing inflation, and confidence in policy direction will draw long-term investment into Nigeria,…
According to Premium Times, economist and political analyst, Yinka Oyedele, has stated that international investors and markets have largely written off Nigerian opposition politicians as unserious, citing this…
President Tinubu has unveiled a slew of investment opportunities worth $78.5 billion, inviting foreign and domestic investors to capitalize on Nigeria's burgeoning economic potential.
President Bola Tinubu has hailed a new World Bank initiative to attract $5.79 billion in private financing for Nigeria's economy.
The ECOWAS Food and Cultural Festival (EFCF) Nigeria 2026 is set to leverage African culture for job creation, market expansion, and investment opportunities.
The Nigeria Energy Sector Fund has announced a distribution of N383 per unit to unitholders for the period ended 31 March 2025.
Nigerian musician, Egbadon, has been awarded the NELAL (Nigerian Entertainment and Leadership Award). At the event, actor Okoye emphasised the need for investment in the country's future leaders.
The Federal Government of Nigeria is seeking $78.5 billion in private capital to finance 65 projects across critical sectors, aiming to create 366,763 jobs, according to multiple sources.
The Nigerian government is seeking to attract foreign investment, highlighting a pipeline worth $78.5bn at the Bangkok Investment Conference.
The Nigerian Minister of Defence, General Christopher Gwabin Musa (retd.), has urged increased investment in indigenous defence technology to boost the country's security.
