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Loyal customers are more than just repeat buyers; they are invaluable assets. Learn how African businesses can leverage this existing base to drive new growth, enhance market presence, and build resilience.

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A recent Fitch warning highlights growing risks for Nigeria's banking sector as the global green transition impacts its biggest corporate borrowers, challenging financial stability.

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The Senate approved the Nigerian Customs Service’s 2026 budget because lawmakers believe the agency can deliver more revenue for the Federal Government. The approved budget gives Customs a revenue target of ₦11.074 trillion and allows the agency to spend ₦1.295 trillion in the 2026 fiscal year. The decision followed the adoption of a report by …

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You’ve seen the postings. “Entry level jobs: 3–5 years of experience required.” It’s become a cruel joke. Meanwhile, part-time jobs are everywhere. Retail, delivery, customer service. They pay something, but do they lead anywhere? Here’s the truth most people won’t tell you: neither path is automatically better. It depends entirely on how you approach them. …

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Dangote Petroleum Refinery has reduced its wholesale petrol price in Nigeria, offering a small relief to fuel marketers and consumers at a time global oil prices face fresh pressure. The refinery lowered its ex-depot petrol price by ₦1, from ₦1,076 to ₦1,075 per litre. The move came despite renewed tension in the Middle East, which …

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