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 Amid domestic and global economic uncertainties, FCMB Pensions, a subsidiary of FCMB Group Plc, is targeting a N1.2 trillion growth in Assets Under Management (AUM) by the end of December 2025. This ambitious goal reflects the company’s resilience in navigating financial challenges and its commitment to becoming a major player in Nigeria's pension industry. FCMB …

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has urged Nigerians not to fear about the new tax regime set to begin next year, promising significant benefits for low-income earners, small businesses, and essential sectors. Speaking at the 8th Annual Senator Abiola Ajimobi Roundtable and the 76th posthumous birthday lecture of the late Oyo State governor at the University …

Tinubu Approves Posting of Four Ambassadors to US, UK, France, Turkey

As discussions about Nigeria hitting a $1 trillion economy target by 2030 continue, experts have hinted at the indispensable role of Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs), in realizing that goal. SMEs, which form the backbone of the economy (contributing nearly 50 per cent to GDP and over 80 per cent to employment), must be at …

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Every December, Lagos stops being just a city; it becomes a global carnival ground. From Murtala Muhammed Airport down to Victoria Island, Lekki, and the Mainland, the city pulsates with an energy that comes only once a year. Flights from London, Atlanta, Toronto, Dubai, and Johannesburg arrive full of Nigerians in the diaspora ready to …

Despite a dramatic threat from US President Donald Trump to launch military action against Nigeria over alleged Christian persecution, the country’s economy remains remarkably stable, reflecting resilience amid geopolitical tensions. Data from key economic activities as monitored by Pinnacle daily highlight a robust economic outlook, showcasing the Nigerian economy’s ability to weather external challenges. Trump's …

Nigeria's leaders remain focused on macroeconomic stability, fiscal discipline, and a strong growth trajectory as the nation prepares for a 7% GDP growth target by 2027. The Nigeria Investors Forum, held on the sidelines of the IMF-World Bank 2025 Annual Meetings in Washington, DC, offered a key opportunity for Nigeria’s officials to update investors on …

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