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Dangote Cement Passes ₦20 Trillion. What Does That Mean?

A 10% single-day jump took Dangote Cement past ₦20 trillion and the NGX to a record. We set out what happened, what the numbers show, where sources disagree and what comes next.

Betini Udom

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Saudi oil under attack: why a Yemen conflict could reach Nigerian fuel and gas prices

Houthi strikes have reached Saudi Arabia's Shaybah oilfield and Brent is at $108. Here is what that means, how oil prices travel to Nigeria, and what nobody knows yet.

Janefrances Neche

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Why Dangote Extended an IPO That Was Already Oversubscribed

Dangote Refinery could have closed its share sale on 13 October with more money than it asked for. It pushed the deadline to 27 October instead. The reason is not financial, and it is worth understanding before you apply.

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RainingMoney Consumer Finance Index — September 2026

Life got harder this month. Government says prices are rising slower than before. Go to the market and you will not feel it. Food, fuel and transport all went up in September.

75.0 out of 100

Food20.3%
Fuel64.6%
Transport38.6%
Rent12.6%
Electricity0%
Internet0%
Savings8.10%
Borrowing35.1%