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The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has revoked the operating licences of 46 microfinance banks with effect from July 1, 2026. CBN said the banks failed to meet regulatory requirements for continued operation. It announced the decision in a statement issued on Wednesday and signed by its Acting Director of Corporate Communications, Hakama Sidi-Ali. It …

CBN Governor Olayemi Cardoso

After benefiting from one-off gains triggered by the naira's sharp devaluation, banks are now returning to a more sustainable growth model built on stronger lending, digital banking and fee-based businesses, Pinnacle Daily analysis shows. An analysis of the audited financial statements of Access Holdings, Zenith Bank, United Bank for Africa (UBA), GTCO and First HoldCo …

While the current administration rolls out ambitious tax reforms aimed at widening the net for revenue generation and boosting a historically low tax-to-GDP ratio, there are concerns about an invisible barrier—a deeply entrenched trust deficit. For decades, taxation has remained one of Nigeria's most contentious public policy issues. This, according to analysts, stems from the …

Nigeria's biggest banks are increasingly generating income from businesses that have little to do with traditional banking, Pinnacle Daily can report. From pensions and asset management to payment services, insurance brokerage and digital lending, Tier-1 banks are quietly building new revenue streams that are becoming an increasingly important part of their growth strategy. An analysis …

FUGAZ Banks

They are fathers, husbands, sons and providers. Every day they carry families, jobs and responsibilities on their shoulders while silently battling anxiety, depression and emotional exhaustion. In this exclusive investigation, Pinnacle Daily uncovers the hidden mental health crisis affecting Nigerian men and why breaking the silence has become more urgent than ever.   Every morning …

The Alliance for Economic Research and Ethics says Nigerian government and business delegations are losing valuable investment and trade opportunities abroad. The think tank group raised the concern in a policy document, 'The Cultural Key: Why Nigerian Businesses and Government Delegations Fail Abroad – And How to Master the Art of Cross-Cultural Commerce', issued over …

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