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Rwanda nominates former top diplomat for third term as Francophonie head
Africanews EN • 13 Jan 2026, 07:08
Louise Mushikiwabo has headed the Organisation international de la Francophonie since 2019.
Rwanda nominates former top diplomat for third term as Francophonie head
Africanews EN • 13 Jan 2026, 07:08
Louise Mushikiwabo has headed the Organisation international de la Francophonie since 2019.
Louise Mushikiwabo has headed the Organisation international de la Francophonie since 2019.
UN agency praises Kenya's efforts to integrate refugees in Kakuma camp
Africanews EN • 13 Jan 2026, 06:04
The new UN High Commissioner for Refugees lauded their inclusion into local services..
UN agency praises Kenya's efforts to integrate refugees in Kakuma camp
Africanews EN • 13 Jan 2026, 06:04
The new UN High Commissioner for Refugees lauded their inclusion into local services..
The new UN High Commissioner for Refugees lauded their inclusion into local services..
MultiChoice Nigeria names new CEO as John Ugbe retires
Premium Times Nigeria • 13 Jan 2026, 04:32
Multichoice Nigeria said Mr Ugbe’s retirement and Ms Omotosho’s appointment follow a structured and orderly transition, ensuring continuity and stability.
The post MultiChoice Nig…
MultiChoice Nigeria names new CEO as John Ugbe retires
Premium Times Nigeria • 13 Jan 2026, 04:32
Multichoice Nigeria said Mr Ugbe’s retirement and Ms Omotosho’s appointment follow a structured and orderly transition, ensuring continuity and stability. The post MultiChoice Nig…
Multichoice Nigeria said Mr Ugbe’s retirement and Ms Omotosho’s appointment follow a structured and orderly transition, ensuring continuity and stability. The post MultiChoice Nigeria names new CEO as John Ugbe retires appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
UK investors lead Nigeria’s foreign inflow with $48m
Vanguard Nigeria • 13 Jan 2026, 04:29
By Yinka Kolawole THE Federal Ministry of Industry, Trade and Investment (FMITI) has revealed that the United Kingdom was the dominant source of new foreign investment into Nigeri…
UK investors lead Nigeria’s foreign inflow with $48m
Vanguard Nigeria • 13 Jan 2026, 04:29
By Yinka Kolawole THE Federal Ministry of Industry, Trade and Investment (FMITI) has revealed that the United Kingdom was the dominant source of new foreign investment into Nigeri…
By Yinka Kolawole THE Federal Ministry of Industry, Trade and Investment (FMITI) has revealed that the United Kingdom was the dominant source of new foreign investment into Nigeria in 2025, with roughly 65 percent of capital inflows, underlining the renewed appeal of the country to international investors. The inflows followed the activation of the UK–Nigeria Enhanced […] The post UK investors lead Nigeria’s foreign inflow with $48m appeared first on Vanguard News.
Underwriter to leverage technology for market expansion
The Guardian Nigeria • 13 Jan 2026, 04:22
An underwriter, Universal Insurance Plc, has identified digital innovation as a key driver of its 2026 growth strategy with plans to expand product offerings and strengthen operat…
Underwriter to leverage technology for market expansion
The Guardian Nigeria • 13 Jan 2026, 04:22
An underwriter, Universal Insurance Plc, has identified digital innovation as a key driver of its 2026 growth strategy with plans to expand product offerings and strengthen operat…
An underwriter, Universal Insurance Plc, has identified digital innovation as a key driver of its 2026 growth strategy with plans to expand product offerings and strengthen operations. The post Underwriter to leverage technology for market expansion appeared first on The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News.
DisCos record N92.93b shortfall in October as collection efficiency wanes
The Guardian Nigeria • 13 Jan 2026, 04:20
Electricity distribution companies (DisCos) recorded a combined revenue gap of N92.93 billion in October, after billing only N255.19 billion out of N303.85 billion worth of energy…
DisCos record N92.93b shortfall in October as collection efficiency wanes
The Guardian Nigeria • 13 Jan 2026, 04:20
Electricity distribution companies (DisCos) recorded a combined revenue gap of N92.93 billion in October, after billing only N255.19 billion out of N303.85 billion worth of energy…
Electricity distribution companies (DisCos) recorded a combined revenue gap of N92.93 billion in October, after billing only N255.19 billion out of N303.85 billion worth of energy received – a N48.66 billion billing shortfall. The post DisCos record N92.93b shortfall in October as collection efficiency wanes appeared first on The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News.
Presidency to spend N1.98 billion on fuelling generators this year
The Guardian Nigeria • 13 Jan 2026, 04:09
The Federal Government continues to demonstrate that it is not isolated from the power supply crisis, as it plans to spend N1.98 billion on fueling the State House generators this…
Presidency to spend N1.98 billion on fuelling generators this year
The Guardian Nigeria • 13 Jan 2026, 04:09
The Federal Government continues to demonstrate that it is not isolated from the power supply crisis, as it plans to spend N1.98 billion on fueling the State House generators this…
The Federal Government continues to demonstrate that it is not isolated from the power supply crisis, as it plans to spend N1.98 billion on fueling the State House generators this year. The post Presidency to spend N1.98 billion on fuelling generators this year appeared first on The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News.
Domestic airlines’ poor performance linked to weak commercial framework
The Guardian Nigeria • 13 Jan 2026, 04:00
The inherent commercial and operational weaknesses of Nigeria’s airlines is one of the major causes of their fortunes having continued to decline, the Managing Director of Traveld…
Domestic airlines’ poor performance linked to weak commercial framework
The Guardian Nigeria • 13 Jan 2026, 04:00
The inherent commercial and operational weaknesses of Nigeria’s airlines is one of the major causes of their fortunes having continued to decline, the Managing Director of Traveld…
The inherent commercial and operational weaknesses of Nigeria’s airlines is one of the major causes of their fortunes having continued to decline, the Managing Director of Travelden, a subsidiary of Finchglow Holdings, Gbenga Onitilo, has said. The post Domestic airlines’ poor performance linked to weak commercial framework appeared first on The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News.
Stakeholders fault ministry’s failure to create credit line, disburse CVFF
The Guardian Nigeria • 13 Jan 2026, 02:56
The Maritime Researchers and Authors Association of Nigeria (MARASSON) and other stakeholders in the maritime sector have condemned the Federal Ministry of Marine and Blue Economy…
Stakeholders fault ministry’s failure to create credit line, disburse CVFF
The Guardian Nigeria • 13 Jan 2026, 02:56
The Maritime Researchers and Authors Association of Nigeria (MARASSON) and other stakeholders in the maritime sector have condemned the Federal Ministry of Marine and Blue Economy…
The Maritime Researchers and Authors Association of Nigeria (MARASSON) and other stakeholders in the maritime sector have condemned the Federal Ministry of Marine and Blue Economy for failing to unlock financing facilities since .. The post Stakeholders fault ministry’s failure to create credit line, disburse CVFF appeared first on The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News.
NBS drops old consumption habits, refreshes inflation data
Vanguard Nigeria • 13 Jan 2026, 02:23
By Cynthia Alo The National Bureau of Statistics, NBS, has dropped outdated consumption habits that no longer reflect how Nigerians live and spend, following a long-overdue reba…
NBS drops old consumption habits, refreshes inflation data
Vanguard Nigeria • 13 Jan 2026, 02:23
By Cynthia Alo The National Bureau of Statistics, NBS, has dropped outdated consumption habits that no longer reflect how Nigerians live and spend, following a long-overdue reba…
By Cynthia Alo The National Bureau of Statistics, NBS, has dropped outdated consumption habits that no longer reflect how Nigerians live and spend, following a long-overdue rebasing of the Consumer Price Index, CPI. Speaking at a virtual stakeholder engagement on the December 2025 inflation figure, organised with the Nigerian Economic Summit Group, NESG, the Statistician-General of […] The post NBS drops old consumption habits, refreshes inflation data appeared first on Vanguard News.