Dangote Refinery’s IPO Countdown Turns Nigeria’s Energy Reform Into a Market Test
Dangote Refinery's planned IPO is expected to open within days, moving Africa's largest refinery from private…
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Nigeria’s Rivers Oil Fume Deaths Expose the Human Cost of Crude Theft
A deadly incident in Rivers State, where at least 37 people reportedly died after inhaling toxic…
Nigeria’s $54 Billion Reserve Buffer Gives the Naira Recovery a Hard Test
Nigeria's external reserves have climbed above $54 billion while the naira records its strongest official-market level…
Nigeria’s IEA Entry Puts Its Energy Investment Promise on Trial
IEA chief Fatih Birol says Nigeria could double energy investment within five years, setting a new…
ChipMango’s $1.9M Round Puts African Engineers in the Chip Race
ChipMango has raised $1.9 million in seed funding, giving Africa's deep-tech ecosystem a rare semiconductor talent…
Uber’s Nigeria and Uganda Exit Redraws Africa’s Ride-Hailing Map
Uber's withdrawal from Nigeria and Uganda after years in both markets exposes the pressure on African…
Nigeria’s $4 Million Mini-Grid Deal Shows How Africa’s Energy Gap Can Be Closed Faster
All On and Energise Africa are backing Maskh Nigeria to deploy solar mini-grids across 19 underserved…
Nigeria’s Dangote Refinery Court Order Raises a Bigger Test for Africa’s Energy Security
A Federal High Court order barring NMDPRA from disrupting Dangote Refinery operations has turned a legal…
Nigeria’s Football Shake-Up Puts Governance at the Centre of a Sporting Crisis
Nigeria's football federation is entering a transition after Ibrahim Gusau, Mohammed Sanusi and executive committee members…
AFC’s Nigeria Infrastructure Fund Tests a Bigger Role for Local Pension Capital
AFC Capital Partners has launched a Nigeria infrastructure vehicle designed to draw domestic pension, insurance and…
Nigeria’s UfarmX Turns Farmer Credit Data Into Africa’s Next Agrifinance Battleground
UfarmX has facilitated more than $6.8 million in agricultural commerce across Nigeria, Senegal and Liberia, with…
Nigeria’s SecVite Shows Africa’s Event Economy Needs Operating Software, Not Just Invitations
Nigeria's SecVite is building a mobile-first operating layer for weddings, parties and conferences, combining RSVPs, guest…