Author: Godwin Anyebe

Cordros Wealth Summit 2026 Redefines Prosperity With “Wealth Beyond Money”

Cordros Capital Limited, a leading financial services group in Nigeria, successfully hosted the Cordros Wealth Summit 2026 under the theme “Wealth Beyond Money.” The landmark event which was held recently in Lagos convened industry titans, macroeconomic experts, policy drivers, and investors to expand the traditional definition of prosperity, moving beyond[Read More…]

FirstBank Reaffirms FirstMobile App Security, Rebuts False WhatsApp Claims

First Bank of Nigeria Limited (FirstBank) has officially addressed a circulating WhatsApp audio message claiming that its flagship mobile banking platform, FirstMobile, has been compromised. The Bank unequivocally confirms that these claims are entirely false, unfounded, and misleading. ​FirstBank reassures all customers, partners, and stakeholders that the FirstMobile application remains[Read More…]

Expanding African Energy Infrastructure: The Strategic Significance of the Planned Lamu Refinery

​The industrial landscape of Sub-Saharan Africa is undergoing a profound structural transformation driven by large-scale energy infrastructure investments. Historically reliant on exported raw crude and imported refined petroleum products, the continent has faced persistent supply vulnerability, foreign exchange pressures, and volatile domestic energy costs. The establishment of massive processing hubs[Read More…]

Bridging the Digital Divide: Data-Driven Infrastructure and the Expansion of Nigeria’s Broadband Economy

​Digital connectivity has transformed from a sector-specific utility into the primary foundation of modern national economies. Across emerging markets, reliable telecommunications infrastructure directly influences financial inclusion, public service delivery, education, and commerce. In Nigeria, the demand for high-speed internet is expanding at an unprecedented rate, driven by a growing digital[Read More…]

Cultivating Resilience: How Flour Mills of Nigeria (FMN) is Driving Sustainable Food Systems

​Food security remains one of the most critical imperatives for economic stability and national well-being across Africa. In Nigeria, bridging the gap between agricultural potential and practical food self-sufficiency requires long-term investment, structural value-chain development, and continuous technological innovation. Since its establishment on September 29, 1960, just two days prior[Read More…]

FirstBank Reassures Customers on the Security of FirstMobile Application

FirstBank has noted a recent voice message circulating on WhatsApp alleging that the FirstMobile application has been compromised. We wish to state unequivocally that the claim is false and misleading. FirstMobile is secure and fully operational, supported by robust information security infrastructure. The Bank continuously invests in world-class technology, cybersecurity[Read More…]

Billboard Bans Are Killing Competition

​Across several state capitals, a subtler, quieter form of political voter suppression is taking root. It does not involve tear gas or disrupted rallies; instead, it manifests as empty steel frames and blank advertising canvases. State governors, wielding state signage agencies as partisan instruments, have turned the regulation of public[Read More…]

Navigating Capital & Growth in Nigerian Industry

​Nigeria’s real sector stands at a critical juncture, defined by remarkable sector-specific resilience alongside persistent regional imbalances. According to recent data released by the Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN), the food, beverage, and tobacco sector emerged as the premier destination for industrial capital in 2025, absorbing ₦375.03 billion in fresh[Read More…]