Elias Igbalajobi

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“We are now going into power; 20,000 megawatts.” - Aliko Dangote @DangoteGroup Very interesting interview. Full video: youtu.be/mtW-T-RI7Es?si… 🎥: @IFC_org, @WorldBankGroup

The ongoing Gembu–Mbamga Road Project that connects Nigeria and Cameroon in Mambilla, Taraba State, Nigeria.

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FINANCIAL REFORMS: Nigeria🇳🇬 stocks add $4.1 billion in a week as rally pushes market value toward $107 billion Nigeria’s stock market extended its record-breaking 2026 rally last week, adding N5.51 trillion ($4.06 billion) in value as investors increased bets on banking, telecom and energy shares, pushing the exchange closer to a N150 trillion ($110.6 billion) valuation milestone.

The Dangote Refinery Moves into Detergent Raw Materials with 400,000MT Chemical Expansion

This is how we build Nigeria into a knowledge-based economy. By elevating our students to the status of celebrated National Laureates, we are ensuring that research and academic excellence receive the national prestige and financial reward they deserve—recognising intellectual capital as a critical driver of national development.

FG unveils national laureate prize, offers up to N20m for research. The Federal Government has unveiled a new initiative aimed at recognising and financially rewarding exceptional academic research in tertiary institutions. In a statement issued on Tuesday by the Director of Press and Public Relations at the Ministry of Education, Boriowo Folasade, the government announced the launch of the Nigeria National Laureate Annual Prize Programme, which awards up to N20 million to students whose dissertations and theses demonstrate outstanding intellectual and commercial potential. The statement explained that “Undergraduate dissertation winners will receive a minimum of N5m, master’s thesis winners will receive N10m, while doctoral thesis winners will be awarded N20m, alongside national recognition befitting their scholarly contributions.”

Eid Mubarak 🌙 Stay in Worship 🤲🏽

Prayer at Masjid Al Haram during the 25th night. SubhanAllah. 🥹🕋

A woman in South Africa listens keenly to the Adhan (Islamic call-to-prayer) She later on gets emotional and says, "It's nice."

Apple unveils the MacBook Air ‘M5’ featuring Fela Kuti’s classic “Let’s Start” Amazing

Nigeria has signed a $1.3 billion investment deal with Africa Finance Corporation (AFC) to build an alumina refinery and fund nationwide mineral exploration, the government said late on Sunday, in one of the country's biggest private-sector mining deals. reuters.com/business/energ…

You are in soup if you have a strong local currency without a corresponding strong export-led industrial/manufacturing base. So don't blame the CBN for conducting some containment actions...

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has approved ₦2.8tn as the Federal Government’s verified electricity subsidy debt to power generation companies, following a tripartite audit that cut operators’ ₦6tn claim by more than half. The payment will be phased through bonds and tied to settling gas supply debts and infrastructure upgrades to improve liquidity and grid stability. Source: Punch

Tinubu gave us first minister in years, gave our youth massive opportunities, gave our villages projects and you say make we vote who give us outsiders as candidates? Reason am.

Nigeria's currency is expected to strengthen further against the dollar in the next week to Thursday, while those of Kenya, Ghana, Uganda and Zambia should be little changed, traders said. reuters.com/world/africa/a…

There is going to be a really high demand for Nigerian stock this year. Also when Dangote refinery lists, the rally will be insane.

I commend the signing of the strategic Memorandum of Understanding between Nigeria’s BUA Group @BUAgroup and UAE-based AD Ports Group and MAIR Group in Abu Dhabi today. Only last month, upon the invitation of His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, President of the United Arab Emirates, we witnessed the signing of the Nigeria–UAE Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement to boost cooperation between Nigeria and the United Arab Emirates. This signing therefore represents a significant industrial and trade breakthrough arising from renewed and improved Nigeria–UAE engagement under our administration, and a tangible dividend of strengthened diplomatic ties and expanding economic cooperation, following my recent state visits and high-level engagements that prioritised trade, investment, infrastructure, and food security. The partnership between the three companies explores collaboration in sugar refining, agro-industrial development, and integrated global logistics solutions, with sugar refining and advanced logistics infrastructure to be developed at the Khalifa Ports in the UAE to enhance food security, value addition, strengthen supply chain resilience, and also deepen structured trade flows between West Africa, the Gulf region, and Asia. I have always maintained that strategic diplomacy must translate into measurable economic gains. I therefore commend the BUA Group Chairman, Alhaji Abdul Samad Rabiu @asr_rabiu, and his BUA team for aligning with our administration’s vision for Nigerian industrialisation and showing that Nigerian companies are capable of playing on the global stage, even as this administration continues to deepen partnerships that attract investment, expand exports, strengthen Nigerian enterprise, and deliver sustainable prosperity. ~ Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria

Foreign portfolio investors lifted Nigeria’s foreign exchange inflows to $3.0 billion in January 2026, a 7% month-on-month increase, as elevated domestic yields continued to attract offshore capital. The development reinforces signs of gradually strengthening liquidity conditions that began to emerge toward the end of 2025, with portfolio flows playing a central role in stabilizing the market.