Airtel Africa Targets £5.3 Billion Valuation with £1.96 Per Share IPO
Nigerian telecommunications company Airtel Africa sets its Initial Public Offering (IPO) price at £1.96 per share, aiming for a £5.3 billion valuation.
Nigerian telecommunications company Airtel Africa sets its Initial Public Offering (IPO) price at £1.96 per share, aiming for a £5.3 billion valuation.
The Federal High Court in Jos has issued an order preventing Jonathan Akuns from representing the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) as a governorship candidate in the 2027 elections.
As Nigeria marks its 66th year of independence, Chevron reaffirms its commitment to partnership and investment in the country.
According to reports from Premium Times Nigeria, Punch Newspapers, and Daily Post Nigeria, the Saudi Arabian authorities have approved an additional 10,000 slots for Nigerian pilgrims to participate…
Nigerian scrap dealers have initiated a 15-day nationwide warning strike due to a pricing dispute with iron-smelting companies.
In honour of Nigeria's 66th anniversary, we highlight 50 Nigerian professionals who are driving change and adding value to the country's economy.
Recent reports suggesting that QNET was convicted in Nigeria are misleading. The court case in question involved unaffiliated companies using the QNET name.
The Guardian Nigeria News highlights sixty-six award-winning Nigerian business leaders who are setting the pace in various industries.
Leading figures in Nigeria are urging unity, positive narratives, and the upholding of rule of law as the country marks its 66th Independence Anniversary.
President Bola Tinubu has declared that his administration's top priority is to bring down the cost of living in Nigeria.
On its 66th anniversary, a retrospective look at Nigeria's evolution from resilience to the need for enduring institutional capability.
President Bola Tinubu has declared that Nigeria has 'corrected its course' and is on the path to prosperity. He made this assertion in his Independence Day address.
President Tinubu has ruled out a return to Nigeria's petrol subsidy regime, defending his economic reforms in his Independence Day address.
President Tinubu defended the economic reforms implemented by his administration, stating that they were aimed at addressing longstanding structural problems rather than causing the hardships faced by millions…
As Nigeria celebrates its 66th Independence Day, a call for urgent action to unlock the country's export potential, a rethink of the ride-hailing business model, and plans to…