National Automotive Design and Development Council (NADDC) has disclosed that the Nigerian vehicle market is dominated by pre-owned (popularly known as tokunbo) vehicles by 90 percent. Speaking at the weekend in Abuja, the Director of Media, Mrs Susan Taiwo, in a paper presentation said high cost of brand-new vehicles…
…IHS Holding, while standing out for OPay’s strong focus on financial services and the Nigerian market.For now, Standard Bank’s potential investment remains preliminary. But if completed, it could give the banking giant a foothold in OPay before its public-market debut and potentially allow it to benefit from future gro…
…Nigerian lady has sparked discussions online after comparing the financial realities of Nigerian market traders with those of some corporate workers. The young woman, identified on X as @ChisomAgbafor, shared her observation about Nigerian market traders and questioned the common perception of who is considered financi…
…Consumer Protection Commission suggest possible manipulation of prices of cement in the Nigerian market. This is the preliminary summation of the 40-page field reports collated following a three-month cross-border study by the Anticompetitive Practices Department of the Commission, undertaken in response to widespread…
…an industry-wide investigation suggest possible manipulation of cement prices in the Nigerian market. The commission said the findings were contained in 40-page field reports compiled after a three-month cross-border study by its Anticompetitive Practices Department (ACP). “Concerns were raised over the comparatively h…
…its ownership by Canal+ will not alter the way it makes key business decisions in the Nigerian market, with pricing, content and channel packaging continuing to be guided by local realities.Kemi Omotosho, chief executive officer of MultiChoice Nigeria, said the company’s leadership remains focused on understanding Nige…
…said the company’s leadership, strategy and day-to-day operations remain focused on the Nigerian market and its customers, employees, partners and creative industry. She explained that MultiChoice Nigeria became part of CANAL+, a global media and entertainment group headquartered in France with operations across 70 cou…
…Group Ghana, a move the firm described as a vote of long-term confidence in the Nigerian market rather than a routine compliance exercise. Akerele framed the development as a launchpad rather than a finish line, pointing to a strategy anchored on sustained investment in technology and partnerships well beyond regulator…
…them on Walmart and Amazon platforms in the United States so they can scale beyond the Nigerian market,” Edu said. She added that improving compliance among small businesses would boost Nigeria’s economy while enhancing food safety and public health. “We do not just want them to grow the economy; we want them to grow t…
…determination to stop harmful and prohibited pharmaceutical products from entering the Nigerian market. She disclosed that the expired drugs were intercepted during a joint cargo examination conducted by officers of the Nigeria Customs Service in collaboration with NAFDAC and other relevant government agencies. Atuluku…
Nigerian marketing communications professional and Divisional Director of Marketing at Marketing Edge Publications, Anietie Udoh, has been appointed as a jury member for the 2026 International Content Marketing Awards (ICMA), further strengthening his growing reputation as one of Africa’s most respected voices in globa…
…gap between what it costs to import petrol and what can realistically be charged in the Nigerian market.Dangote Refinery's pricing continues to reshape Nigeria's fuel market Photo: HeliRyImagesDangote Prices Cap Import ReturnsThe core of the problem, according to S&P Global, is that Dangote Refinery has effectively set…
…interesting. Glo has never been just another telecom operator (p. 3). It entered the Nigerian market with a disruptive spirit. It helped democratise telecom pricing. It gave Nigerians a stronger sense that access to communication did not have to be reserved for the privileged. Its early challenge to established pricing…
…new mother The celebration reflected the close-knit relationships often found among Nigerian market traders, where colleagues frequently come together to support one another during major life events. The new mother appeared visibly touched as the traders laughed, exchanged pleasantries and welcomed both her and the bab…
…50 per cent and Ghana's 39 per cent. Unregulated skin-lightening products sold across Nigerian markets contain mercury, excessive concentrations of hydroquinone or corticosteroids, the BBC report said. Mercury inhibits melanin production but accumulates in the body, causing kidney damage, nerve damage and neurological…
…question is whether global providers will partner with local operators to unlock the Nigerian market. We believe they will.” Such partnerships could fundamentally reshape Nigeria’s cloud ecosystem. Rather than replacing AWS, Microsoft or Google, local data centres could become the physical foundation upon which those c…
…who manipulate the market. "Producers and domestic suppliers must prioritise the Nigerian market, provide reliable supply forecasts, and ensure that domestic allocations reach consumers without diversion or delay. "Depot owners and terminal operators should publish loading schedules, disclose stock and evacuation level…
…Command, has foiled an attempt to distribute expired pharmaceutical products into the Nigerian market illegally and intercepted a total of 1.8 tonnes of Cannabis sativa in a series of intelligence-driven operations coordinated with sister security agencies. This was disclosed in a press release issued by the Command's…
…of LPG nationwide, urging the government to increase domestic LPG allocation to the Nigerian market. Federal Government intervention Meanwhile, the Federal Government said it has directed the Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority (NMDPRA) to intensify engagement with producers, marketers and…
…carried out in Lagos. The Command said the illegal goods were stopped from entering the Nigerian market through coordinated efforts with sister security agencies, including the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, NDLEA, and other regulatory bodies. This was contained in a statement issued by the Command's Public Rela…