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Royal Exchange Plc. Appoints Osakwe Board Chairman Royal Exchange Plc has appointed Mr Ikeme Osakwe as its new Chairman in a move aimed at strengthening leadership and accelerating the company’s ongoing repositioning strategy. The company announced the appointment in separate notifications to the Nigerian Exchange Ltd. (NGX) and the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on Saturday. Osakwe’s appointment follows the retirement of the former Chairman, Mr Kenny Ezenweani Odogwu, which took effect the same day. With the change, the board of Royal Exchange Plc now comprises Osakwe as Chairman; Chief Anthony Idigbe, a lawyer; Sen. Sanusi Mohammed Daggash; Mr Ezekiel…

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Nigeria to Achieve 2026 Growth Outlook with Reforms – LCCI Amid global uncertainties, the Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI), says Nigeria can meet 2026 growth projections through coordinated reforms, stronger institutions, and deeper private-sector-driven economic expansion nationwide growth. The President, LCCI, Mr Leye Kupoluyi, said this on Thursday in Lagos at the chamber’s 2026 first quarter news conference. Kupoluyi said that Nigeria must effectively leverage the opportunities presented by the global environment to exceed projected growth in 2026. He noted that in 2025, the global economy demonstrated unexpected resilience amidst significant and persistent headwinds. He said that overall,…

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FCCPC Begins Clampdown on Digital Money Lenders The Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) has begun enforcement measures to clamp down on Digital Money Lending (DML) operators for failing to regularise their dealing with the commission. The Director of Corporate Affairs, FCCPC, Mr Ondaje Ijagwu, in a circular on Wednesday in Abuja, said that the commission had removed such operators from its list of approved digital lenders. Ijagwu said the deadline for the operators to regularise their dealings ended on Jan. 5. Ondaje said the regularisation was in accordance with the Digital, Electronic, Online and Non-Traditional Consumer Lending Regulations,…

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