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In a market where digital finance moves at scale and speed, trust is not assumed. It is proven through consistency, transparency, and response under pressure. For millions of Nigerians, a delayed transfer, failed payment, or unexpected error is more than a technical glitch; it can mean a missed business opportunity, a late payment, or added […]

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Top Platforms for Forex, Gold, Commodities, Indices and Global Stocks Forex trading in Nigeria has expanded rapidly over the past decade. While traders previously focused mainly on currency pairs such as EUR/USD or GBP/USD, many platforms now provide access to broader markets including gold, silver, oil, cocoa, global indices, stock markets, and ETFs. For Nigerian

The Northern Youth Progressive Forum, NYPF, has challenged the claim by the Senate Public Accounts Committee that about ₦210 trillion in the accounts of the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited, NNPCL, was unaccounted for, urging a technical review of the figures. Chairman of the Senate Public Accounts Committee, Senator Ahmed Wadada, had raised concerns over

Since 2016, Seven-Up Bottling Company’s Aquafina Premium drinking water, has shown up at the Access Bank Lagos City Marathon every single year. As the partnership enters its 11th edition, athletes, organisers, and fitness advocates reflect on what a decade of sustained support really means. At 6:30 am on February 14, elite athletes, thousands of runners,

​The NORTH WEST GUILD OF EDITORS (NWGOE), a coalition of professionals and stakeholders committed to transparency and the defense of public institutional integrity, hereby issues a formal rejoinder to the claims made by the Chairman of the Senate Public Accounts Committee, Senator Ahmed Wadada, regarding an alleged ₦210 trillion discrepancy in the accounts of the