
Customs surges to ₦4.03trn haul in just 6 months
Customs pulled in more revenue in six months than most government agencies collect in a full year, and the agency says it is only getting started.
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Customs pulled in more revenue in six months than most government agencies collect in a full year, and the agency says it is only getting started.

MTN Nigeria slipped below ₦810 on 10 August 2026 while Airtel Africa punched through its 52-week ceiling on the same NGX premium board.

NPF Microfinance Bank traded 989,978 shares in a single session on the NGX, raising questions about what is driving the unusual volume at these price levels.

Airtel Africa has now snapped up more than 17 million of its own shares in under three months, with every single one headed for permanent cancellation.

A soft loan without interest in Nigeria sounds ideal, but only a handful of government-backed and cooperative-based programs genuinely deliver on that promise for ordinary borrowers.

The FG student loan NELFUND login portal at nelf.gov.ng is where Nigerian students in public institutions apply for interest-free tuition and upkeep funding, but the process involves verification steps most applicants miss.

Dangote Cement crossed a key psychological price threshold as selling pressure hit blue-chip stocks across the Nigerian Exchange on August 7, 2026.

Nigeria’s $1trn economy ambition just got a bold endorsement from the NGX Group chairman, but the growth math behind the claim tells a harder story.

BUA Cement led a broad retreat in building materials stocks on the NGX on August 7, despite posting 79% profit growth just weeks earlier.

An NGX Group employee sold 25,000 ordinary shares worth ₦3.5 million, and the timing of the transaction is drawing attention from market watchers tracking insider activity across the exchange operator’s stock.

Julius Berger, one of the NGX’s best-performing infrastructure stocks in 2026, just lost nearly 10% on a trade so thin it exposes a deeper structural problem on the exchange.

Zenith Bank gained ground on the Nigerian Exchange as GTCO and UBA finished in the red, highlighting a split in sentiment across Nigeria’s biggest banking stocks.

Nigerian families are walking away from homes, cars, and investments as food costs swallow household budgets, new CBN data shows.

Nigeria’s latest inflation expectations data shows the squeeze is not falling evenly across income groups, and the hardest-hit earners may surprise you.

MTN Nigeria dropped to ₦799 on the NGX as Airtel Africa surged nearly 10% to a record close, splitting the telecom sector in a single session.

Otedola’s Calvados Global Services spent N18.1 billion on fresh First HoldCo shares as the banking group’s stock touched an all-time high on the Nigerian Exchange.

NCR Nigeria’s 74th annual general meeting put a shrinking ₦80.3 million manager compensation figure in front of shareholders, while a string of governance changes flew under the radar.

TotalEnergies Marketing Nigeria lost a tenth of its stock value in a single NGX session, and the volume behind the drop raises uncomfortable questions about price discovery.

Guinness Nigeria dropped nearly 10% on August 5 as official closing prices fell across multiple sectors of the Nigerian Exchange amid thin trading volumes and ongoing profit-taking.

Wema Bank barely moved on August 5 while large-cap stocks stumbled across the NGX, and its half-year earnings may hold the answer.

The Nigeria Tax Act 2025 has reshaped stamp duty rules in Nigeria 2026 by eliminating a long-standing contractor deduction and redefining which instruments are actually chargeable under the law.

The laws repealed by the Nigeria Tax Act 2025 include ten standalone statutes, from company income to stamp duties, replaced by one unified code.

BUA Foods shed a tenth of its value on the NGX in a single session, but the number of shares that actually changed hands raises more questions than the price drop itself.

Dangote Cement closed at exactly ₦1,000 on August 4 after opening the session at ₦1,034, landing on a round-number support level that could shape how investors approach Africa’s largest cement stock in the sessions ahead.

MTN Nigeria shed 6.5% to close at ₦790 on August 4, but the official list’s record of just 10 board-traded units raises more questions than the price drop itself.

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.

Oando swung from an operating loss to a ₦128 billion operating profit, but a familiar threat still looms beneath the surface.

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.

Aradel Holdings delivered a record ₦1.06 trillion in operating profit for H1 2026, but the bottom line tells a far more complex story beneath the surface.
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