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ZENITH Bank Chairman, Ovia  Reaffirms Strong Commitment To Shareholders Value At NGX Closing Gong Ceremony  

Zenith Bank Plc’s Founder and Chairman, Dr. Jim Ovia, CFR, accompanied by the bank’s Group Managing Director/CEO, Dame Dr. Adaora Umeoji, OON, on Tuesday, October 14, 2025, carried out the prestigious closing gong ceremony at the Nigerian Exchange (NGX), marking a significant milestone in the bank’s continued partnership with the capital market and the official
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Innoson to build CNG assembly plant in Bayelsa

Nigeria’s leading automobile manufacturer, Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing (IVM) Limited, has announced plans to establish a Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) assembly plant in Bayelsa State. Innocent Chukwuma, IVM Chairman and CEO, disclosed this on Monday during a visit to Governor Douye Diri in Yenagoa. Chukwuma said the project would enhance Bayelsa’s transport system, create
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MTN Nigeria chairman links telecoms growth to Africa’s economic transformation

Ernest Ndukwe, Chairman of MTN Nigeria, says the telecommunications sector has become Africa’s “invisible infrastructure,” powering trade, innovation, and financial inclusion across the continent. Ndukwe spoke during a plenary session themed “Titans on the Move: Africa’s Multinationals” at the 31st Nigerian Economic Summit in Abuja. He said the sector’s impact on economic
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NEITI: Nigeria lost $3.3bn to oil theft in 2022

The Nigerian Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (NEITI) has revealed that the country lost 13.5 million barrels of crude oil valued at $3.3 billion to theft and sabotage in 2022. Ogbonnaya Orji, Executive Secretary of NEITI, disclosed this on Thursday at the 2025 Association of Energy Correspondents of Nigeria (NAEC) conference in Lagos. “In 2022 alone, […]
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Paul Adalikwu urges stronger collaboration to tackle Africa’s maritime challenges

Dr Paul Adalikwu, secretary-general of the Maritime Organisation of West and Central Africa (MOWCA), has called for deeper collaboration among African maritime bodies to address safety, security, and environmental challenges confronting the continent’s shipping sector. Speaking at the 15th Port State Control Committee (PSCC) meeting of the Abuja Memorandum of Understanding