It was in the twilight of military rule. The economy was under structural adjustment. Inflation was high, the naira was volatile, and ...
The recent 14 per cent tariff hike imposed by the United States on Nigerian exports has sent ripples through various sectors of the Nigerian economy, with the insurance industry facing unique ...
For Nigeria's insurance industry, the tariff hike represents a significant test of its adaptability and resilience, contends Ade Adesokan. The recent 14% tariff hike imposed by the United States on ...
The National Commission (NAICOM) and the Bureau of Public Procurement (BPP) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to ...
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FG moves to reform agric insurance architecture
The Federal Government is set to overhaul its agricultural insurance framework following a strategic partnership between the National Insurance Commission and the Federal Ministry of Agriculture and ...
International Energy Insurance (IEI) Plc has taken its insurance awareness drive directly to the people with a vibrant market storm activation at Tejuosho Market, one of Lagos’ busiest commercial hubs ...
Nigeria increased capital requirements for insurance businesses fivefold and gave operators a year to comply or risk losing their licenses. The capital threshold for non-life insurers was raised to 15 ...
Nigerian insurance stocks had their biggest weekly gain in almost two decades after a new law was passed requiring companies to raise fresh capital and making insurance for property and other assets ...
Discover the top insurance brokers in Nigeria for seamless claims, expert advice, and strong insurer access. Compare Phindol, Hogg Robinson & Marsh for businesses.
Nigeria’s finance and insurance sector recorded a 14.54% growth rate in 2025, representing a sharp increase from the 2.95% growth ...
When Nigeria launched its first communications satellite, NigComSat-1, in 2007, it marked a historic moment not just for the country but for Africa. It was Africa’s third geosynchronous satellite and ...
Nigerian officials complete capacity-building programme at Cambridge to align policy, regulation, and private sector readiness for Lagos International Financial Centre launch.
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