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Business News

Africa Finance Corporation tops $1 billion revenue for first time as landmark projects unlock growth across the continent
AFC also returned to the Islamic finance market after eight years, closing a US$400 million Shariah-compliant facility.

Egbin Power to host FG’s National Data Park, Compute Infrastructure
The collaboration between Egbin Power and the FG underscores a shared vision to enhance the nation’s technological capabilities and foster innovation in the digital sector.

NNPC Ltd announces new 8-man senior management team
All appointments are with immediate effect.

Local refineries importing fake crude –PETROAN
Nigerian Sweet Crude is among the best in the world.

Tinubu sacks Kyari, names Ojulari as new NNPCL CEO
President Tinubu removed all other board members appointed with Akinyelure and Kyari in November 2023

OTC recognizes 2025 Spotlight on New Technology® Award winners
The technologies spotlighted this year represent the brilliance, ingenuity, and collaboration of our workforce.

Nissan Navara Warrior by Premcar sets out to write its own World Record in the Northern Cape desolation
By Oke Peter Augrabies, Northern Cape – Few days after its official introduction to the South African market, a TopGear SA team of five Nissan Navara Warriors by Premcar have embarked on a record-breaking expedition into South Africa’s most extreme hinterland. “Last year, Nissan Africa conceived Daring Africa, an eight-country, 8 000km odyssey linking our…

Nigerians to pay more for petrol as naira-for-crude talks crumble
Immediately after the announcement, the cost of loading petrol at private depots in Lagos jumped to about N900/litre. It was less than N850/litre before the announcement.

Nigeria courts Chinese investment as interest booms in oil, gas and bigger opportunities
Abuja pushes for shift towards value-added exports amid increasing concern about trade imbalance that favours Beijing

NDPHC boss seeks Federal Government’s intervention over power sector N4tn debt
The intervention should begin with the settling of over N4tn owed to power-generating companies and facilitating funding for ongoing projects to enhance electricity access nationwide