Nigeria Reaffirms Commitment to Strategic China Partnership, Trade and Economic Cooperation

Nigeria has reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening strategic, bilateral trade and economic relations with China, reflecting positively on the progress recorded in Nigeria–China relations throughout 2025.

DStv retains Warner Bros Discovery channels after last-minute Canal+ deal

DStv subscribers will continue to enjoy key Warner Bros Discovery channels after Groupe Canal+, the parent company of MultiChoice, reached a last-minute agreement that averts their removal from the pay-TV platform.

NGX opens year on bullish note as market capitalisation rises by N561bn

The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) sustained its bullish momentum on Friday, the first trading day of the year, as investors recorded a N561 billion gain driven by continued buying interest in major equities.

Paris Saint-Germain unveil Dubai-based Beyond Developments as new sleeve sponsor

Paris Saint-Germain have confirmed a new commercial partnership with Dubai-based real estate firm Beyond Developments, which will feature as the club’s official sleeve partner.

FirstBank to host Nigeria Economic Outlook 2026

...to chart path for growth and resilience

FirstBank, West Africa’s premier financial institution and a leading financial inclusion service provider, has announced plans to host the Nigeria Economic Outlook 2026 on Tuesday, 6 January 2025, as it convenes policymakers, economists, and business leaders to examine Nigeria’s growth trajectory.

Presco Plc Rights Issue Oversubscribed at 103%, Signalling Strong Investor Confidence

Presco Plc, Nigeria’s leading fully integrated edible oils and fats company, has announced the successful completion of its recently concluded Rights Issue, which recorded a 103 per cent subscription level, underscoring strong shareholder participation and sustained confidence in the company’s strategic direction and long-term growth prospects.

MTV shut down its music channels across UK and Europe

MTV has shut down its channels across the United Kingdom and Europe - bringing to a close one of the most influential chapters in television and music history. After 44 years on air, the move signals not just a business decision, but a cultural turning point in how audiences discover and consume music.