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Debt Management Office (DMO)  yesterday said that the FGN Bond  auction for October recorded  307.6 percent oversubscription reflecting a surge in investors’  demand.

Manufacturers have called for stronger and more consistent policy support to sustain Nigeria’s fragile industrial recovery,   as the Manufacturers’ Confidence Index (MCCI) rose marginally to 50.7 points in the third quarter of 2025 (Q3’25) from 50.3 points in the previous quarter (Q2’25), reflecting cautious optimism among industry leaders.

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has refuted the report that it allocated $1.269 billion foreign exchange for the importation of petroleum products in the first quarter of the year.“It said in a statement yesterday that the report was misleading and inaccurate.

The Abia State Government has announced plans to leverage the forthcoming Abia–Turkiye Investment Summit and Product Exhibition to attract investors and unlock opportunities across key sectors including manufacturing, agriculture, textiles, energy, and infrastructure.

Minister of Budget and Economic Planning, Senator Abubakar Bagudu, has expressed confidence that Nigeria can achieve President Bola Tinubu’s $1 trillion Gross Domestic Product (GDP) target by 2030.

…Stolen firearm recovered By Dayo Johnson Akure —Police detectives in Ondo State have arrested five suspected kidnappers, allegedly responsible for the killing of police officer, James Ogunleye. Recall that the victim was murdered recently by suspected kidnappers and his service rifle stolen.The state police spokesperson, Ayanlade Olayinka, said in a statement in Akure, that the

…As Obasanjo, Osinbajo, Obi, others bid ex-envoy farewell By Juliet Umeh It was a solemn and reflective moment at St. Peter’s Church, Faji, Lagos Island, yesterday, as clerics, family members, friends and dignitaries gathered to honour the life and legacy of Dr. Christopher Kolade, who was laid to rest amid tributes and prayers. The event

By Henry Ojelu A Federal High Court sitting in Lagos has adjourned further hearing in the criminal trial of a British national, two Indian businessmen, and their companies accused of orchestrating a $42.48 million international trade fraud under the guise of rice importation. Justice Akintayo Aluko fixed January 27, 2026, for continuation of proceedings after