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NigeriaPolitics

Nasarawa Government Pledges Support for SEC’s Financial Inclusion Initiative

The Nasarawa State Government has pledged support for the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in its efforts to expand financial inclusion, strengthen investor...

NigeriaBusiness

GOXI Microinsurance Pays ₦160.65m in Claims, Expands Community Support

GOXI Microinsurance Company Limited paid ₦160.65 million in insurance claims between January and July 2026, providing financial relief to policyholders affected by unexpected...

BusinessAfricaNigeria

FirstBank to Host West Africa Banking Dialogue and Awards Gala in Lagos

FirstBank of Nigeria will host and sponsor the West Africa International Banking Dialogue and Awards Gala 2026 on October 14 in Lagos, bringing...

PenCom Says Pension Reforms Aim to Expand Financial Inclusion
NigeriaEconomy

PenCom Says Pension Reforms Aim to Expand Financial Inclusion

The National Pension Commission (PenCom) says its ongoing Pension 2.0 reforms are designed to remove barriers to pension participation and extend financial inclusion...

Over 67,000 Nigerians Benefit from Consumer Credit Scheme, Tinubu Says
EconomyBusinessNigeria

Over 67,000 Nigerians Benefit from Consumer Credit Scheme, Tinubu Says

More than 67,000 Nigerians across 25 states and the Federal Capital Territory have received credit through the National Credit Guarantee Company (NCGC), President...

Personal Pension Plan Faces Funding Hurdle as 91% of Accounts Remain Unfunded
EconomyBusinessNigeria

Personal Pension Plan Faces Funding Hurdle as 91% of Accounts Remain Unfunded

Nigeria’s Personal Pension Plan (PPP) is facing a major funding challenge, with about 91 per cent of registered accounts reportedly remaining unfunded, raising...

Dangote Foundation Targets Two Million Vulnerable Women for Refinery IPO Support
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Dangote Foundation Targets Two Million Vulnerable Women for Refinery IPO Support

The Aliko Dangote Foundation plans to partner with state governments to help up to two million vulnerable women participate in the planned initial...

Sanusi Admits Delaying Telcos’ Entry Slowed Financial Inclusion.
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Sanusi Admits Delaying Telcos’ Entry Slowed Financial Inclusion.

The Emir of Kano and former Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, has admitted that delaying the entry...