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IEA chief says Nigeria could double energy investment within five years | CNBC Africa (opens the original)
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ABUJA (Reuters) – Nigeria could double investment into its energy sector within five years after joining the International Energy Agency, its chief Fatih Birol said on Thursday, as nations seek partners they can “trust” after supply disruptions from the wars in Iran and Ukraine. Speaking during a visit to Abuja, Birol told Reuters that Nigeria’s admission as an associate member of the Paris-based energy watchdog would help attract investment, deepen technical cooperation and give Africa’s larges
Uber exits Nigeria after 12 years of operations | CNBC Africa (opens the original)
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ABUJA (Reuters) – Ride-hailing company Uber Technologies has ceased operations in Nigeria on September 2, ending its 12-year presence in Africa’s most populous country, the company said in a notice to customers on Wednesday. Uber decided to wind down its Nigerian business after a review of operations, it said without disclosing further details on the reasons for the move. Competition in Nigeria’s ride-hailing market has intensified in recent years, with operators facing challenges including risi
Nigeria’s economy expands by 4.4% in Q2, lifted by oil and non-oil sectors | CNBC Africa (opens the original)
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ABUJA, Aug 31 (Reuters) – Nigeria’s economy grew 4.43% year-on-year in the second quarter of 2026, up from 3.89% recorded in the preceding quarter, official data showed on Monday. Growth accelerated in both the oil and non-oil sectors compared with the first quarter, the National Bureau of Statistics said in a report. Africa’s most populous nation’s economy has been gathering momentum, expanding 3.87% in real terms in 2025 compared with 3.38% in 2024. However, growth remains well below the 7% an
Nigeria’s Dangote refinery plans retail-focused IPO, no foreign listing for now | CNBC Africa (opens the original)
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LAGOS, Aug 14 (Reuters) – Dangote Petroleum Refinery’s planned October IPO, which could become Africa’s largest, is designed to let Nigerians share in the company’s growth, its CEO told Reuters, adding that a foreign listing is at least three years away. The refinery has submitted an application for a $5 billion IPO to Nigeria’s Securities and Exchange Commission, a source familiar with the matter told Reuters this month, although the final size is not decided. “We really want to drive participa
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