FCMB Raises FastCash Loan Limit to ₦500,000
FCMB has raised its FastCash instant loan ceiling to ₦500,000, enabling eligible customers to borrow more for unexpected expenses and short-term needs.
FCMB has raised its FastCash instant loan ceiling to ₦500,000, enabling eligible customers to borrow more for unexpected expenses and short-term needs.
The SEC has ordered all Nigerian capital market regulated entities to terminate correspondent banking relationships and restrict business dealings with North Korea and Iran, effective immediately.
The SEC has admitted three more crypto firms into ARIP, including Blockchain.com and Yellow Card, bringing total participants to 14.
Nigeria’s equities market shed N3.8 trillion in four days, erasing gains from Monday, August 10, when market value touched N160.42 trillion.
The NCAA has attributed Morocco’s transit restrictions on Nigerians to the use of counterfeit Schengen visas.
Airtel Africa and Starlink have launched satellite-to-phone connectivity in the DRC, the first such commercial service in Africa.
BRICS members are exploring the integration of national instant payment systems and central bank digital currencies to lower costs and improve cross-border transaction efficiency.
Nigerians are increasingly choosing neighbourhood stores for daily purchases, with convenience and proximity reshaping consumer spending patterns, according to a recent report.
Nigeria aims to locally assemble radiotherapy and imaging equipment by 2030 through a new partnership with China.
INEC has declared Adeleke the winner of the Osun State governorship election, securing 511,067 votes from all 30 local government areas.