Destiny Boy’s Locked Phone Raises a Bigger Problem: Nigeria’s Digital Estates Are Still an Afterthought

The family of late Nigerian singer Destiny Boy has revealed that they have struggled to access his phone and bank account months after his death, exposing a problem that is becoming increasingly common in a digital economy: what happens to your digital life when you die? Destiny Boy, whose real name was Afeez Adesina, died…

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Naira’s Latest Dip Shows Why Nigeria Still Has Two Different FX Realities

The naira is facing renewed pressure in the parallel market, with the dollar selling for around ₦1,420, even as the Central Bank of Nigeria insists that the foreign exchange market is becoming more stable. The latest parallel-market rate is notably higher than the official rate, which has been trading around ₦1,362–₦1,369 per dollar. Recent market…

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Otedola Boosts First HoldCo Stake With Fresh ₦222bn Acquisition

Billionaire investor and First HoldCo Chairman Femi Otedola has significantly increased his stake in the financial services group after acquiring an additional 1.779 billion shares valued at approximately ₦222.2 billion. The transaction, disclosed in a regulatory filing submitted to the Nigerian Exchange (NGX), was executed through Otedola’s investment vehicle, Calvados Global Services Limited. The latest…

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Business News Today: Dangote Cuts Fuel Prices Again, Nigeria Joins IEA, NDIC Begins Liquidating 46 Microfinance Banks

Nigeria’s business landscape recorded three major developments on Thursday, with fresh fuel price relief from the Dangote Petroleum Refinery, a milestone in the country’s global energy profile, and regulatory action in the banking sector. In the downstream oil sector, Dangote Petroleum Refinery announced its fourth consecutive reduction in the ex-depot price of Premium Motor Spirit…

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