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JMG, Trane Command Attention at HVACR Exhibition 2026 with First-Rate Cooling Solutions
JMG, Trane Command Attention at HVACR Exhibition 2026 with First-Rate Cooling Solutions Captions: L-R- Zansi Adebowale (Senior Manager – Trane Texhnologies), Adetoun Adejumobi (Community Manager – JMG Limited), Vijayan Vineeth (Sale Leader -Nigeria/Ghana, Trane Technologies), Hussam Aziz (Sales Manager – JMG Clima), Ifeoluwa Lawson (Snr Sales Engr – JMG Clima) At a time when Nigeria’s built environment is demanding smarter, more energy-efficient climate solutions, JMG Limited ’s Clima Division delivered a powerful statement of innovation an…
Fueling business connections: Stanbic IBTC's sponsorship shines at the 2026 Lagos Polo Easter Tournament
Fueling business connections: Stanbic IBTC's sponsorship shines at the 2026 Lagos Polo Easter Tournament L-R: Mohammed Sani Dangote, Polo Captain, Lagos Polo Club; Tola Akinhanmi Head, Real Estate Finance, West Africa, Stanbic IBTC Capital; Umah Imoh, Sector Head, Energy, Stanbic IBTC; Naomi Durosaro, Pony Welfare Officer, Lagos Polo Club; Seriki Adebola, Head, Diversified Industries Sector, Stanbic IBTC Bank; and Adeyemo Alakija, President, Lagos Polo Club, at the recently concluded Stanbic IBTC Easter Tournament held in Lagos. St…
Polaris Bank celebrates 58 New Hires from its flagship PGIT, PTIP as CEO charge them to Keep Learning, Keep Evolving
Polaris Bank celebrates 58 New Hires from its flagship PGIT, PTIP as CEO charge them to Keep Learning, Keep Evolving Lagos, Nigeria — April 8, 2026: Polaris Bank has graduated 58 exceptional new hires from its flagship Polaris Graduate Intensive Training (PGIT) and Polaris Tech Ignite Programme (PTIP), reinforcing its commitment to building world-class talent in Nigeria. Polaris Bank MD/CEO, Kayode Lawal, in a group photograph with the newly graduated PGIT/PTIP cohorts at their graduation ceremony in Lagos last Thursday. The ceremony, attended…
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Dangote Refinery Powers Historic Shift as Nigeria Emerges Net Petrol Exporter, Earns Fresh Forex
Dangote Refinery Powers Historic Shift as Nigeria Emerges Net Petrol Exporter, Earns Fresh Forex Dangote Petroleum Refinery & Petrochemicals has recorded a major milestone in Nigeria’s energy history, exporting 44,000 barrels per day (b/d) of gasoline in March 2026, an achievement that has positioned Nigeria as a net exporter of petrol for the first time ever, with a surplus of approximately 3,000 b/d during the month. The landmark performance marks a decisive turnaround for Africa’s largest oil-producing nation, which for decades relied h…
Over a Decade, Still Missing: Chibok Now a Metaphor for Neglect - MMF CEO Warns
Over a Decade, Still Missing: Chibok Now a Metaphor for Neglect - MMF CEO Warns As the world marks twelve years since the abduction of 276 schoolgirls from Chibok in northeast Nigeria, the Murtala Muhammed Foundation (MMF) has called for renewed accountability, warning that the tragedy has come to symbolise a broader pattern of neglect and diminishing global urgency. In a statement released alongside its latest report, MMF said that 89 of the girls remain unaccounted for, underscoring the extent to which the crisis remains unresolved more…
Fidelity Bank Takes Lead in Banking Recapitalisation Drive
Fidelity Bank Takes Lead in Banking Recapitalisation Drive As the Central Bank of Nigeria’s (CBN) recapitaliSation exercise came to an end March 31, 2026, most banks operating in the country rose to the challenge and met the requirement ahead of time. However, Fidelity Bank’s proactive approach paid off, and it continued to demonstrate its commitment to growth and innovation. In a remarkable display of investor confidence, Fidelity Bank opened and concluded a private placement in just one day on December 31, 2025. Leading institutions,…
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World Bank Advice Risks Dragging Nigeria Back into Fuel Import Trap, Violates Petroleum Law — Energy Experts Warn
World Bank Advice Risks Dragging Nigeria Back into Fuel Import Trap, Violates Petroleum Law — Energy Experts Warn Energy experts have criticised recent recommendations by the World Bank urging Nigeria to deepen fuel importation and fully liberalise its downstream petroleum sector, warning that the advice is ill‑timed, economically regressive and in direct violation of the Petroleum Industry Act (PIA). An energy economist and professor, Ken Ife, faulted the position during a televised interview on Nigeria’s economic outlook, noting that while p…
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