Nigeria’s Shipping Industry Soars: 50% Surge as Currency Stabilises Fuels Growth

The shipping industry in Nigeria is witnessing a remarkable upturn, with the entire sector recording a 40–50 % increase in activity in 2025 — a significant jump compared to 2024. This surge was revealed by the Shipping Association of Nigeria (SAN), whose leadership credited the upswing to renewed currency stability and improving broader economic conditions….

Top 10 Most Valuable Assets in the World in 2025: A Detailed Breakdown

As 2025 unfolds, global wealth is increasingly concentrated in a mix of traditional commodities, technology giants, and emerging digital assets. Understanding the world’s most valuable assets is crucial for investors, policymakers, and anyone seeking insight into the economic forces shaping the future. Below, we explore the top 10 assets in detail. 1. Gold – US$…

SEC Intensifies Crackdown on Ponzi Schemes: A New Era of Investor Protection in Nigeria

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has announced a strategic intensification of efforts to curb Ponzi schemes and protect investors, signaling a decisive step towards financial accountability and market integrity in Nigeria. This move comes amid growing concerns over the proliferation of fraudulent investment schemes that have lured unsuspecting Nigerians with promises of high returns…

Nigeria’s Oil Revival: NUPRC’s Bold Reforms Spark Surge of Confidence and Investment

The landscape of Nigeria’s oil and gas sector is undergoing a striking transformation, and at the heart of this change stands the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC). Under the leadership of its Chief Executive, the Commission has embarked on a series of sweeping reforms widely credited with restoring investor confidence, improving governance, and positioning…

Debunking Crypto Myths in Nigeria: 4 Misconceptions Holding Back Investors

Cryptocurrency has captured the imagination of Nigerians over the past decade, promising new financial opportunities and digital innovation. Yet despite its growing popularity, myths and misconceptions continue to cloud public perception. Many potential investors remain hesitant, unsure of what is fact and what is fiction. In Nigeria, where digital finance is rapidly evolving, separating truth…

Nigerian Stock Market Suffers N246 Billion Loss Following Trump’s “Country of Concern” Designation: Investors React with Caution

The Nigerian capital market began the week on a turbulent note as the nation’s equities experienced a significant dip, resulting in an estimated N246 billion loss in market value. This followed global reactions to former U.S. President Donald Trump’s recent statement labeling Nigeria as a “country of concern”, citing ongoing religious tensions and security challenges….