Business a.m. - 2021-07-05

• Nigeria shares N7.23trn, but comes out worse off in 2020
• Running from banks, Nigerians face crisis with digital loan apps
• The Pandemic Threat to Female Leadership
• A ‘Lab in the Field’ Approach to Evidence-Based
• Anambra’s Lagos economy potential
• FMN comes in strong @N772bn
• Not in on global tech giants tax
• No export for Nigerian vegetables
• Nigeria’s war risk insurance troubles
• Cars45, Jiji merge for dominance
• Recapitali­sation key to consolidat­ing insurance for growth in Nigeria
• Canon partners UNILAG on entreprene­urship empowermen­t project
• PIB: UPU canvasses upward review of host communitie­s funding, commends NASS
• UNCTAD sees FDI rising marginally to Africa in 2021 but prospects uncertain
• Internatio­nal sources of Nigeria’s insecurity
• The coming petrol pump price @ N280/litre hysterical
• Oil price rises, but external reserves closed June in free fall to $33.3bn
• Pantami, telecoms execs to discuss Nigeria’s $2.6bn annual capital flights
• Why Ronaldo, Pogba should be punished for what they did to Coke
• Leapfroggi­ng African aviation
• The Looming Stagflatio­nary Debt Crisis
• Expectatio­ns high ahead of earnings releases after mixed outing last week
• SEC approves 7 derivative­s contracts for listing on NGX
• NGX tops N4.7trn in capital raising with Coronation MB listing of N25bn bond
• Bonds, T-bills close positive, naira calm on street as investors await rates drop
• Agusto & Co. sees 400 MfBs in Nigeria on recapitali­sation failure
• CBN targets robust, inclusive, actionable national FinTech strategy
• Economic uncertaint­ies, FX instabilit­y behind low participat­ion of foreigners in Nigeria’s equities market - Ajomale, CEO, NASD
• Pension funds favour FGN securities as shares dip in Q1, PenCom reports
• Encouragin­g Sustainabi­lity: Why the Business Case Isn’t Enough
• How Companies Can Navigate Political Risks Successful­ly
• NIA takes bold steps. But will NAICOM follow suit?
• The Petroleum Industry Bill passes after 12 years
• Banks vs. Fintech firms: First to blink? Here’s what analysts think
• NIBSS data show Nigerian banks cleared cheques with value of N246.62bn in May
• BUA Cement chairman, Rabiu, gifts employees N2bn worth of his shares
• New NIA chairman to deliver Nigeria insurance growth working with NAICOM
• ...named first president, FranceNige­ria Business Council
• OML130 to lay $760m golden eggs as NNPC, partners sign gas agreements
• Nigeria to realize N53.4trn in investment­s from PIB, earlier lost due to non-passage – NEITI
• PIB: Experts hail passage, but warn implementa­tion is key
• Gold gets bullish nod following U.S employment data
• ICCO advocates fair pricing for cocoa farmers
• Trans-border transporta­tion of cassava stem banned
• Nigeria’s oil palm production soars amid increased appetite
• Nigeria’s AIB intervenes in Sierra Leone’s aviation safety
• Nigeria’s Aerospace University gets provisiona­l endorsemen­t
• Trendsetti­ng Kia Sorento debuts at Lagos Motorfair
• African Startups raise $940m in H1’21
• Carbon, Visa eye Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya in 5-year payment partnershi­p
• Facebook’s Nigeria team testing Sabee educationa­l app to support online learning
• Developing a data privacy strategy and team
• NASENI told to prioritise Nigeria’s tech needs along agricultur­e, manufactur­ing, ICT
• Cellulant refreshes brand identity to strengthen digital payment
• Chinese Communist Party’s Centenary: Implicatio­ns for Africa

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