
Skyway Aviation slips 10% from 52-week high on NGX
Skyway Aviation shed nearly 10% on August 3 after opening at its 52-week peak, raising questions about whether the stock’s 93% year-to-date rally has finally run out of fuel.
Damilola Esebame is an NFEC Certified Financial Education Instructor℠ (CFEI®) and professional finance journalist whose work has appeared in leading outlets such as Investing.com and FinanceFeeds. Since 2018, he has authored articles and insights that simplify complex financial topics, ranging from credit and budgeting to crypto, macroeconomics, and global markets, for audiences around the world.

Skyway Aviation shed nearly 10% on August 3 after opening at its 52-week peak, raising questions about whether the stock’s 93% year-to-date rally has finally run out of fuel.

Airtel Africa purchased nearly 800,000 shares in just two trading sessions, pushing its ongoing buyback past 15.9 million shares since May.

Transcorp Power closed at ₦197.70 on August 3, falling below a floor that had held for a full year, as transmission vandalism and shrinking revenue weigh on investor confidence in the utility stock.

Vitafoam Nigeria posted a 45% jump in nine-month net profit, fueled by a dramatic reduction in borrowing costs that unlocked billions in earnings capacity.

BUA Foods delivered wider margins and a bigger bottom line in H1 2026, even as topline revenue fell by more than ₦147 billion.

Dangote Cement erased its entire net debt position and entered cash surplus territory within a single half-year reporting period.

The Nigeria Tax Act reshaped self-employed tax obligations for sole proprietors, and the real cost depends on which structure you choose.

Nigeria’s TIN registration online now runs through a single NRS portal, and millions of old TINs issued under the defunct JTB system need fresh verification before they work again.

Airtel Africa’s buyback machine keeps grinding, with over 15 million shares now pulled from the open market since May

Ecobank posted a healthy profit for the first half of 2026, but a 40% spike in impairment charges tells a different story beneath the surface.

Nigeria has no statutory loan app interest rate cap, but FCCPC disclosure rules and CBN interest rate guidance shape what digital lenders can legally charge borrowers.

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Aradel Holdings, one of Nigeria’s largest indigenous oil stocks, has shed over 30% from its 52-week peak, and the stock continues to bleed value.

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Loan app scams in Nigeria now range from upfront fee traps to phishing clones of trusted platforms, and the FCCPC has blacklisted dozens of offenders this year alone.

Knowing how to report a loan app to FCCPC can stop harassment, protect your data, and hold predatory lenders accountable under Nigeria’s digital lending regulations.

How to file personal income tax FIRS-style under NRS rules, from documents and deadlines to portal steps and what to do if you cannot pay.

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