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Lagos guber: Hamzat outlines governance plans, hosts 150 young business leaders (opens the original)
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Deputy Governor of Lagos State, Dr Obafemi Hamzat, has outlined his vision for the state ahead of the 2027 governorship election during a closed-door session with 150 young executives and founders in Ikoyi. The meeting, themed “Lagos: The Next Chapter,” was convened by real estate firm 7-Fifteen Capital to facilitate dialogue between public leadership and the private sector. Addressing the gathering, Hamzat said his agenda would focus on innovation, inclusion and infrastructure, with emphasis on
Post-307th MPC: CBN resets rate as Nigeria’s economic signals improve (opens the original)
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High interest rates, stubborn inflation, and the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN)’s efforts to restore stability to the economy have characterized Nigeria’s monetary policy story for months. Meanwhile, the latest decision of the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) suggests that the conversation is shifting from aggressive tightening to making the monetary policy framework work more effectively. The MPC reset the Monetary Policy Rate (MPR) at 23 per cent and recalibrated the Standing Facilities Corridor
How Pastor Adeyemi made me discover my artistic side — Adewunmi Adisa (opens the original)
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Dr Adewunmi Adisa, a creative entrepreneur in Media and Advertising, is the founder, My Green Gene. He spoke with SEGUN KASALI about his growing up and a major factor that changed his career path. Growing up in Nigeria was beautiful, but also very tough. I grew up in a place called Odo, in Mushin, Lagos. It was a very close community. I grew up with a lot of people who were destitute because of drugs, cultism, brutality — that kind of tough life. What strategies did your parents put in place to
Nigeria earns only four percent of exports from agriculture despite 22 percent GDP share (opens the original)
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•Bankers, governors call for shift to value addition NIGERIA’S agriculture sector contributes over 22 percent to Gross Domestic Product (GDP), but accounts for only 4.1 percent of merchandise exports. This disparity was highlighted by stakeholders at the fifth FirstBank Agric & Export Expo, in Lagos on Wednesday, who attributed the issue to short-term financing, raw commodity exports, and weak value chains. During the opening ceremony of the expo, key industry leaders emphasised that traditional
Nigeria guarantees regulatory certainty for digital infrastructure, NITDA boss woos investors (opens the original)
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Director-General of the National Information Technology Development Agency, NITDA, Dr Kashifu Inuwa, has called on global investors to put money into Nigeria’s digital infrastructure, assuring them of policy clarity and regulatory certainty. Speaking at the 2026 ITW Africa in Kenya, Kashifu said Nigeria is moving beyond potential to execution in building the data centers, cloud, and AI compute capacity needed to power Africa’s digital economy. ITW Africa brings together the continent’s and globa
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