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Afriland Properties dividend 2025
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Afriland Properties Shareholders Approve N329.7 Million Dividend as Assets Hit N65 Billion

Afriland Properties Plc has approved a total dividend payout of N329.7 million…

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The Minister of Power, Adebayo Adelabu, has resigned from his position to pursue his governorship ambition in Oyo dtate.
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At last, Adelabu resigns as power minister

The Minister of Power, Adebayo Adelabu, has resigned from his position to…

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Nigerian Army Announces Shooting Exercise in Abia State
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Nigerian Army Announces Shooting Exercise in Abia State

The 14 Brigade of the Nigerian Army in Ohafia, Abia State, has…

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The Nigerian Communications Commission and the Central Bank of Nigeria have jointly launched a new portal designed to track fraudulent and suspicious phone lines, in a move aimed at strengthening consumer protection and curbing electronic fraud. The initiative, unveiled alongside the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding between both regulators, is expected to improve transparency and deepen collaboration between the telecommunications and financial sectors. Speaking at the signing ceremony, the Executive Vice Chairman of NCC, Aminu Maida, described the agreement as a critical step toward enhancing regulatory coordination in Nigeria’s digital ecosystem. He noted that the increasing reliance on mobile numbers for identity verification and financial transactions makes closer cooperation between regulators essential. According to Maida, the Telecoms Identity Risk Management System portal will provide financial institutions with real-time access to the status of phone numbers used in transactions. “The platform aggregates data on recycled or churned lines and flags numbers linked to suspicious activities. This enables banks to verify whether a line is active, swapped, disconnected, or reassigned,” he said. He added that the system would significantly strengthen efforts to combat fraud, particularly those executed through mobile channels. Beyond fraud detection, Maida highlighted the portal’s role in improving consumer protection, noting that issues such as failed airtime recharges and transaction disputes would now be resolved faster through coordinated regulatory actions. On his part, the Governor of the Central Bank, Olayemi Cardoso, said the partnership would enhance cooperation in areas such as regulatory approvals, technical standards, and financial innovation. He explained that the agreement aligns with the bank’s broader objective of building a secure, inclusive, and resilient financial system. Cardoso also announced the establishment of joint committees focused on payment systems, consumer protection, and the operation of the new portal, to ensure continuous engagement and proactive responses to emerging risks. The collaboration, according to both agencies, places consumer safety at the forefront while supporting innovation and boosting confidence in Nigeria’s digital financial services space.
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NCC, CBN Launch Portal to Track Fraudulent Phone Lines

The Nigerian Communications Commission and the Central Bank of Nigeria have jointly…

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Residents Raise Alarm Over Failing Oke-Afa Bridge in Lagos
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Residents Raise Alarm Over Failing Oke-Afa Bridge in Lagos

Residents, pedestrians, and motorists in parts of Oshodi-Isolo have raised urgent concerns…

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FG, Family Homes Funds Launch National Student Housing Programme to Bridge Accommodation Gap in Tertiary Institutions

By Housing Development Advocacy Network (HDAN) The Housing Development Advocacy Network (HDAN)…

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Zara Founder Ortega Becomes World’s Biggest Property Tycoon

Spanish billionaire and Amancio Ortega, founder of Inditex, has emerged as the…

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Tax Reform Committee Debunks Claims of Errors in Nigeria’s New Tax Laws
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Tax Reform Committee Debunks Claims of Errors in Nigeria’s New Tax Laws

The Presidential Fiscal Policy and Tax Reforms Committee has dismissed reports suggesting…

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Housing news Nigeria and Africa 2026
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Lagos Rent Hits N26.8m Yearly, Ranks Fourth in Africa — Report

Nigeria has emerged as one of Africa’s most expensive rental markets, with…

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Festus Adebayo, Founder of the Africa International Housing Show (AIHS), championing affordable housing in Africa.
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AIHS Board Celebrates Founder Festus Adebayo

AIHS Board Celebrates Festus Adebayo, Hails His Impact as Champion of Affordable…

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