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Business Day (Nigeria), 29 May 2026

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International, national news from Nigeria, business, sports, arts and entertainment

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ArticleHor­muz chaos pushes world’s third-largest oil importer into Nigeria’s embrace

India, the world’s third-largest crude oil importer, is scram­bling to replace lost Middle East­ern bar­rels with Nigeria and other altern­at­ive sup­pli­ers, answer­ing the call as the clos­ure of the Strait of Hor­muz con­tin­ues to choke off roughly...

Hor­muz chaos pushes world’s third-largest oil importer into Nigeria’s embrace

ArticleHor­muz chaos pushes world’s third-largest oil importer into Nigeria’s embrace

India, the world’s third-largest crude oil importer, is scram­bling to replace lost Middle East­ern bar­rels with Nigeria and other altern­at­ive sup­pli­ers, answer­ing the call as the clos­ure of the Strait of Hor­muz con­tin­ues to choke off roughly...

Hor­muz chaos pushes world’s third-largest oil importer into Nigeria’s embrace

ArticleAtiku set for 7th pres­id­en­tial run after ADC primar­ies vic­tory

Former vice pres­id­ent Atiku Abubakar is set for his sev­enth attempt at Nigeria’s pres­id­ency after emer­ging as the pres­id­en­tial can­did­ate of the African Demo­cratic Con­gress (ADC) ahead of the 2027 gen­eral elec­tions. Atiku, one of...

Atiku set for 7th pres­id­en­tial run after ADC primar­ies vic­tory

ArticleArsenal is £178m richer in best sea­son ever

Arsenal’s his­toric 2025/26 sea­son is set to deliver not only sil­ver­ware but also one of the biggest fin­an­cial wind­falls in the club’s his­tory after end­ing their 22-year wait for the Premier League title and reach­ing the UEFA Cham­pi­ons...

Arsenal is £178m richer in best sea­son ever

ArticleEsusu, cooper­at­ives, and the future of fin­an­cial sur­vival in Nigeria

There was a time when nan­cial dis­cip­line arrived on two wheels. e Alajo, o en with a small note­book tucked under his arm, moved from street to street col­lect­ing fixed daily con­tri­bu­tions. Names and pay­ments were recor­ded, and at the end of a...

Esusu, cooper­at­ives, and the future of fin­an­cial sur­vival in Nigeria