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DataPro confirms 6th international credit rating webinar (opens the original)
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DataPro Limited has confirmed that its 2026 international credit rating webinar scheduled for October 8 would be on approaches to help African nations achieve investment-grade sovereign credit ratings. This happens as the continent intensifies efforts to draw long-term investment and build stronger economic resilience. Titled, “Sovereign Credit Rating: Africa’s Roadmap to Investment-Grade Status,” the webinar is set for Thursday, October 8. It will gather policymakers, regulators, investors, dev
Housing crisis: It’s time to curb imports, build with what Nigeria (opens the original)
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Nigeria’s housing crisis may not be solved by building more houses alone. For property developers and housing experts, the more fundamental challenge is the rising cost of the materials required to put those houses on the ground. From cement and iron rods to roofing sheets, tiles, blocks and other finishing materials, the cost of construction has continued to rise, putting home ownership beyond the reach of millions of Nigerians and forcing developers to either increase house prices, postpone pr
DATAPRO to discuss African economic future, structural reforms (opens the original)
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DataPro Limited, Policymakers, regulators, and financial experts, topped it’s plans for the sixth International Credit Rating Webinar with Stakeholders from Africa and Europe to come virtually October 8, 2026 The theme of this year’s event is “Sovereign Credit Rating: Africa’s Roadmap to Investment Grade Status.” Participants are expected from government, development finance institutions, the corporate sector, and the research community. As the conversation around Africa’s economic future intens
Experts: Land grabbers, scammers, disputes ruining property (opens the original)
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Land grabbing has become a major obstacle to real estate development in Nigeria. Disputed ownership, illegal sales, communal conflicts and weak enforcement of land laws continue to delay projects, raise property prices and discourage investors. Experts say the problem has grown alongside rapid urbanisation and rising demand for land, particularly in major commercial centres such as Lagos, Abuja and Port Harcourt. As more people seek land for housing, commercial activities and investment, unscrup
Nigeria’s food service industry to hit $19.3bn by 2030 –Report (opens the original)
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Nigeria’s food service industry is projected to expand from $11.09 billion in 2025 to $19.31 billion by 2030, growing at an annual rate of 11.73 per cent, as digital payment infrastructure continues to transform business operations across the sector. This is according to a new industry case study released by Moniepoint, which examined four decades of Nigeria’s food service evolution and highlighted how technology has addressed longstanding challenges such as settlement delays, payment confirmati
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