The markets are on edge, and everything seems to be on fire - Stocks, the Naira, bonds. Which draws us...
In this episode of Drinks & Mics, host Ugodre returns after an official trip, bringing fresh insights into the latest...
As the Nigerian market continues to navigate through uncertainties, one strategy that is worth considering is investing in dividend-paying stocks.
Dele Akintola, CEO of Alerzo, has provided a broader perspective on Nigeria’s current account outlook, citing key macroeconomic factors that are driving the country towards a potential trade surplus in 2025.
Arnold Dublin Green, CEO of Cordros Capital, has attributed the recent depreciation of the naira to the exit of foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) from Nigeria’s financial markets.
The ongoing tariff war initiated by U.S. President Donald Trump against countries such as Canada, China, Mexico, and the European Union offers valuable lessons for African leaders, according to Tunji Andrew, CEO of Awabah.
During a recent discussion, analysts unanimously issued a buy rating, citing the company's expanding gas potential, quarterly dividend...
As Nigerian banks continue to charge customers for ATM withdrawals, analysts question the rising cost of ATM withdrawals, with many arguing that these charges should be part of the banks’ operational expenses rather than an additional burden on users.
Financial analysts have assessed MTN Nigeria’s (MTNN) latest financial performance, examining both the company’s revenue growth and the challenges it faces, including FX losses, negative retained earnings, and investor concerns over dividend payments.
The Founder and Chief Investment Officer of Zrosk Investment Management, Samson Esemuede, has said a higher crude oil...
Analysts have assessed Dangote Cement’s latest performance, highlighting its strong revenue growth, sector dominance, and potential challenges ahead....
Nigeria's export competitiveness could significantly improve if the country prioritizes increasing oil production and implements strategic exchange rate adjustments.
