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Nigerian Stock Market Falls 0.76% Amid Selloffs in Blue-Chip Stocks as Investors Lose N1.23trn; BDC Rate Depreciated to N1,400/US$1 Market breadth remained positive as 47 gainers outperformed 28 decliners. ABCTRANS and MAYBAKER topped the gainers’ chart, while ZICHIS led the decliners. Also, MAYBAKER, EUNISELL, BERGER, LEARNAFRCA, and FIDSON traded above their 52-week highs at N47.30, N191.90, N168.95, N10.85 and N136.50, respectively. proshare.co/articles/niger…

Window and BDC (USD, GBP, CAD, EURO & YUAN) Rates – May 15, 2026 Closing Rate - N1,371.04 BDC Rate - N1,400 GBP Rate - N1,880 EURO Rate - N1,620 CAD Rate - N1,000 YUAN Rate - N200 Compare more currencies at proshare.co/ExchangeRates Visit our Data Hub via proshare.co/stocks for more market information.

.@PenComNig Grants PFAs Forbearance to Invest in Upcoming Dangote Petroleum Refinery & Petrochemical FZE IPO proshare.co/articles/penco…

In this edition of #IslamicFinanceWeekly, we had an insightful conversation with Ibrahim Lukman, Managing Director, @WithHalal Payment Services, discussing the growing alignment between ESG principles and Non-Interest Finance. Watch full video: youtu.be/9c1KAy3gYk8

Personal Statement by the MPC Members at the 161 MPC Meeting of February 23-24, 2026 #CBNMPC proshare.co/articles/perso…

Snapshot on the African Economy as @150526: Dangote Refinery at 99% Capacity. Ethiopia's $14bn Green Hydrogen Play. Egypt's $1.5bn Energy Loan. Africa's week of May 15 was defined by three converging themes: energy sovereignty, digital transformation, and industrial deepening. In Nigeria, Dangote Refinery operated at 99.12% capacity, supplying 91.7% of domestic petrol needs as crude supply from the FG and IOCs rose 103.4% in four months, while Dangote rejected NNPC's bid to increase its stake. Nigeria also sealed a €365m Germany investment partnership and added 600MW to the national grid. In East Africa, Kenya signed a Sh10.6bn sustainable aviation fuel refinery deal, Ethiopia secured a $14.1bn green hydrogen licence from China's Ming Yang, and Djibouti began a $160m fuel hub. Egypt signed a $1.5bn ITFC food and energy loan, announced a Nile Delta gas discovery, and launched a digital visa-on-arrival system. Ghana's economy expanded by 7.7% in February, while Mozambique ended 2025 in recession, with debt at 72.23% of GDP. proshare.co/articles/weekl…

.@CardinalStoneNG maintains a BUY recommendation on ACCESSCORP and revises the 12-month Target Price to N52.14 (previously N45.12). proshare.co/articles/cardi…

Nigeria's Bond Market Is Still Selling Off, Average Yields Hit 16.09% in April proshare.co/articles/fgn-b…

Dr Julius Omodayo-Owotuga transitions from First HoldCo's board into executive leadership at FirstBank. proshare.co/articles/strat…

Aig-Imoukhuede in Nairobi: Africa doesn't need sympathy. It needs a structured partnership. The continent brings youth, resources & entrepreneurial resilience to the table. It must be priced accordingly, not engaged as a recipient of aid. Cc: @Aig_Imoukhuede, @theaccesscorp proshare.co/articles/from-…

Nigeria in 1min: Economic, Business and Financial Market Headlines – 15th May 2026 The last trading day’s session opens on the data point that has framed the week for the analyst desk. Nigeria's April 2026 headline inflation print is scheduled for release today by the National Bureau of Statistics, and the result will determine whether March's reversal of the 11-month disinflation trend marks a one-off anomaly or the start of a new cycle. Food, transport, and energy weights remain the components to watch, and the read across to the Monetary Policy Committee's next sitting will be immediate. Two domestic threads sit alongside the print. FX inflows have now contracted for a second consecutive month, falling roughly 23% year-on-year in April to about US$2.9bn, with the BDC rate steady near N1,400 per dollar. The post-recapitalisation banking earnings cycle is delivering its first calibration signals, with @fidelitybankplc's 2025 gross earnings advancing 45.6% to N1.52trn, ETI's (@GroupEcobank) Q1 pre-provision profit rising 17.76% in constant-currency terms, and @theaccesscorp' dividend deferral being weighed by institutional investors against capital-effectiveness rather than capital-adequacy considerations. Globally, Brent crude approaching US$110 per barrel on the US-Iran impasse delivers a fiscal revenue tailwind and a fuel-import headwind simultaneously, complicating the policy calculus the inflation print will inform. The discipline this morning is to read the inflation number against the structural trends rather than as a stand-alone data point. Cc: @business, @Reuters, @thecableng, @thesunnigeria, @TecheconomyNG, @technextdotng, @THISDAYLIVE, @daily_trust, @Nairametrics, @CNBC, @MobilePunch, @LeadershipNGA, @TheNationNews, @OilandEnergy, @TechpointAfrica, @vanguardngrnews, @GuardianNigeria, @BusinessInsider Read more: proshare.co/articles/niger…

FirstMobile: How to Install and Register for FirstBank’s Mobile App Transfer funds. Pay bills. Check balances. Manage beneficiaries. All from your phone, secured with PIN, OTP & biometric authentication. Getting started takes less than 5 minutes: proshare.co/articles/first…

Unilever Nigeria's profit more than doubled in 2025, reaching N32.2bn, up from N15.1bn. The company rewarded shareholders with a final dividend of N3.25k per share proshare.co/articles/unile…

The Nigerian Markets at a Glance 14th May 2026 Visit our Data Hub via proshare.co/stocks for more market information.

“To ensure the long-term viability of the @nnpclimited, we must look beyond group-level windfalls and focus on the profitability of individual subsidiaries, meticulously measuring the variance between strategic decisions and their actual outcomes." - Engr. Dr. Wisdom Enang, Oil & Gas analyst Watch full video: youtu.be/6szb2geNLOs Cc: @BBOjulari

At the Africa Forward Summit 2026 in Nairobi, @Aig_Imoukhuede, Chairman of @theaccesscorp, returned to the analytical posture he set out at the Africa Finance Corporation retreat earlier this year. The continent’s opportunity, he reiterated, is real but conditional. It rests on institutional capability, capital mobilisation, technological preparedness, energy realism, and the discipline to convert partnership rhetoric into investable structure. The Nairobi intervention, conducted on the sidelines with @ARISEtv's @ObaAdeoye1, deserves to be read not as event commentary but as a market-facing signal directed at policymakers, financial institutions, infrastructure investors, and development partners ahead of the next G7 cycle. It restates the central proposition in clearer commercial language. Africa’s moment will not be won by demographics, resources, or optimism alone. It will be won by disciplined institutions able to structure capital, absorb technology, manage geopolitical risk, develop talent at scale, and execute across borders. In this commentary, we set out what the intervention signals for capital formation, banking strategy, AI policy, and the just-transition debate. Cc: @OlufemiAwoyemi proshare.co/articles/from-…

Profit Taking Halt Recent Rally as Investors Lose N169.9bn; BDC Rate Appreciated to N1,395/US$1 Despite the market’s negative close, breadth remained positive as 37 gainers outpaced 28 decliners. LEARNAFRCA topped the gainers’ chart, while ZICHIS led the decliners. Also, FIDSON, BERGER and UPDCREIT continue to trade above their 52-week highs at N124.60, N154.00, and N11.85, respectively proshare.co/articles/profi…