Brands

For Interswitch Group, gender inclusion is a deliberate strategy that fuels growth, drives innovation, and positions the company as a leader in Africa's technology landscape. The brand has built an ecosystem where women do not just…

For Flour Mills of Nigeria (FMN), gender inclusion has always been a business imperative, never a corporate luxury. The food manufacturing company has remained a consistent force, shaping the future of women. Through its…

Dangote Cement is targeting a September London Stock Exchange listing, reviving a plan that stalled eight years ago and setting up what could be the most consequential year in the history of the conglomerate's relationship with…

Following  the presentation by Ayoade Omolola, Strategy Lead at X3M Ideas of the agency’s groundbreaking Gen Z Drinking Report to stakeholders at the Lagos Marriott Hotel Ikeja last Friday, attention shifted from the data itself to…

When the lights came up at the Eko Hotel and Suites, the 12th edition of the Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards (AMVCA) was already carrying more commercial weight than any previous edition in its thirteen-year history. The brands…

FirstHoldCo Plc has bounced back with impressive momentum in the first quarter of 2026, delivering one of the strongest quarterly performances in the Nigerian banking industry, as the diversified financial services group…

Guinness Nigeria Plc has attributed its impressive start in 2026 to a strategic reset anchored on operational efficiency, localized decision-making, and expanded market reach, the company's Managing Director/CEO Girish Sharma said…

MultiChoice has officially released a teaser on the return of its yearly reality TV show, Big Brother Naija for the 11th season, with the auditions expected to take place soon. The organisers made the announcement recently on…

Airtel Nigeria has begun rolling out airtime compensation to customers who experienced poor network service between the months of November 2025 and January 2026, acting on a directive from the Nigerian Communications Commission…

Nigerian telecom companies have pulled in more than N2 trillion from subscribers through a sweeping debt recovery exercise that has seen countless mobile lines barred from making calls, even as airtime and data lending services…