Helios Sports Pledges Support for $20 Billion Growth of Africa’s Sports Economy by 2035
Helios Sports has pledged its support for the growth of Africa's sports economy, aiming to reach a $20 billion market size by 2035.
Helios Sports has pledged its support for the growth of Africa's sports economy, aiming to reach a $20 billion market size by 2035.
Former African Development Bank (AfDB) President, Akinwumi Adesina, has called for increased investment in young Nigerian entrepreneurs.
According to a report by Premium Times Nigeria, the Federal Government plans to invest $3bn into the health sector by 2030 as part of a transition arrangement.
The World Bank and International Monetary Fund are advocating for efficient AI adoption as Nigeria seeks private investment for its economic growth.
The World Bank has targeted $5.79bn in private investment for Nigeria's economic growth, according to multiple reports.
The Nigerian Sugar Council has called for an investment of $7.1 billion to achieve sugar self-sufficiency in the country, according to multiple reports.
The Nigerian Exchange Group (NGX) is pushing for Nigerian investors to own a stake in the upcoming Initial Public Offering (IPO) of fintech giant, OPay.
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has warned Nigerians against investing in the unregistered WayvePay platform.
The Guardian Nigeria News reports that Ondo State and PyVee have signed a $362m deal to construct Nigeria's first titanium processing plant.
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.
Japan Tobacco International (JTI) has reaffirmed its commitment to Nigeria's economic growth, emphasising its long-term investment plans in the country.
Nigerian tech startup, Vatar, has secured $500,000 in funding at a $10 million valuation. Here's what you need to know.
The Attorney General of the Federation (AGF), Lateef Fagbemi (SAN), has assured foreign and local investors of a strong legal environment in Nigeria that will protect their interests.
The Nigerian government has taken back 50 oil fields from defaulting awardees, insisting on its 'drill-or-drop' policy.