On International Women’s Day, we recognise women whose quiet resilience and determination continue to shape families, institutions, and society. #GiveToGain #IWD2026 #InternationalWomensDay

"Some days have energy and momentum, others feel slower and heavier. Progress comes from continuing anyway."

Africa’s Trade Requires More Than Policy - OpEd by Seyi Kumpayi Africa has never been closer to the economic integration it has long envisioned. With the African Continental Free Trade Area now in place, the continent has the policy framework to build one of the largest single

UPDATE: Geometric Power: Reviving Nigeria’s Industrial Heartland - an African Export-Import Bank - Afreximbank impact story Building on a foundation laid by Government of Nigeria

What to Expect from the Markets this Week – 30th March 2026 Nigeria's markets enter the final week of March 2026 carrying a deceptively mixed signal. The Central Bank of Nigeria's twin policy moves, routing diaspora remittances through designated naira settlement accounts from May 1 and

The Proshare and Market Indexes at 27th March 2026: Profit-Taking Narrows Breadth as Commodity and Energy Names Anchor the Week The Nigerian equity market absorbed its first weekly decline in four weeks in the period ended March 27, 2026, with the NGX All-Share Index slipping

Our speaker, Mr. Bolaji Balogun, CEO, Chapel Hill Denham is sharing deep insights into how Nigeria can unlock sustainable funding, drive infrastructure growth, and navigate fiscal realities in today’s economy on the Proshare HardFacts Join the conversation live via:

This edition of the Economy and Politics conversation, anchored by @ottoabasi1, features Mr. Johnson Chukwu, GCEO, CowryAsset Mgt Management Limited, discussing “Post-Banking Recapitalization Winners, Gaps & the Road Ahead.” Watch full video 👇🏼 youtu.be/MUHHDdI9f8E

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.BUAFoods's FY 2025 audited results represent the clearest available evidence of what Naira stabilisation means in practice for a large-scale Nigerian food manufacturer. Revenue grew 16.15% to N1.77 trillion, a measured expansion after the devaluation-distorted surge in FY 2024,

He is risen! Celebrating the resurrection of Jesus Christ, a symbol of hope, victory, and new beginnings. Happy Easter! 🕊️ #HappyEaster

Analyst Briefing Notes: Context and framing of concerns requires we understand how a shift from “government” to “regime” occurs, in the structural sense. What we see currently is a perception drift driven by rhetoric, episodic decisions, and the optics of power,no more. The

I read a long piece on Africa’s economic future in The Economist of 23 March 2026 titled “Get Paid, Not Aid”, in which the newsmagazine argued that business investment will shape the continent’s future. The long read was quite glowing about Africa’s prospects. I am skeptical.

This edition of the Economy and Politics conversation features Prof. Biodun Adedipe, Founder, B. Adedipe Associates Limited, discussing "Nigeria’s Economy Q1 2026 Review: Fiscal Policy Solutions to Key Challenges." Watch full video👇🏽 proshare.co/articles/niger… YouTube: youtu.be/tvlgZSRQlwQ

Nigerian equity analysts entered the week of 7 April 2026 with a posture that is best described as disciplined selectivity. The All-Share Index closed last week at 201,698.89 points, up 0.39%, keeping the year-to-date return above 29%, yet the divergence in sector performance

"The future of technology will belong to simplifiers — not builders." - Lanre Bamisebi In a thought-provoking address at the Quest Merchant Bank Technology Academy, the Access Holdings Plc Executive Director argued that the institutions defining the next decade won't be the loudest

"The concept of a deal room is fundamentally significant for Nigeria because of it’s powerful Asset Base in Oil & Gas Reserves, Minerals, Agriculture & Forestry, and Natural Capital Assets that are yet to be quantified." - Mr. Bolaji Balogun, CEO, Chapel Hill Denham Watch full

The power sector privatisation in Nigeria was completed in November 2013. Why are you referencing 2015?

We teamed up with @Proshare to host a Capital Markets Day where insights met intent, tracking the market, dissecting investment trends, and aligning perspectives for smarter financial decisions. #CapitalMarketsDay #Finance #Energytocare

An infographic comparing the cost per kilometre of two Nigerian bridges, N61.73 billion for the Opebi-Ojota link bridge against N28.24 billion for the Second Niger Bridge, circulated widely in April 2026 and produced precisely the response it was engineered to produce: outrage in