Study Reveals ATMs, Mobile Payments Enhance Nigerian Banks' Lending Capacity
A study has found that Automated Teller Machines (ATMs) and mobile money payments positively impact the lending capacity of Nigerian deposit money banks, while National Electronic Fund Transfer (NEFT) and Point of Sale (POS) transactions negatively affect loan-to-deposit ratios.
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Mastercard highlighted the importance of interoperability, financial innovation, and cybersecurity in shaping Africa's digital future during GITEX Nigeria 2026, emphasizing...
Benue’s Taraku Mills Revival Set to Generate 6,500 Jobs, N8.2bn Turnover, Says GMD
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Uganda Launches First National ESG Conference, Calls for Enhanced Standards
Uganda's Ministry of Water and Environment has urged for stronger Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) standards during the country's first National ESG Conference...
APM Accuses Tinubu of Abdicating Leadership, Endorses Makinde for 2027
The Allied Peoples Movement (APM) has accused President Bola Tinubu of failing to provide effective leadership, alleging he has 'abdicated' the presidency to a group of family...
Uganda School for the Deaf Unveils Inclusive Football Pitch to Foster Talent and Community Growth
A new football pitch at Uganda School for the Deaf in Ntinda, renovated by TECNO Mobile Uganda, has been launched under the 'Dream on the Field' initiative to promote inclusive...
Equity Bank Unveils Two-Year Green Schools Initiative to Plant 200,000 Trees Across Uganda
Equity Bank Uganda has launched a two-year Green Schools Programme, aiming to plant 200,000 trees by December 2027, with the first phase beginning at Nakanyonyi Secondary School...
Zamfara Schools to Reopen on September 28 After Diphtheria Outbreak Shows Signs of Containment
Zamfara State schools will reopen on September 28, 2026, following improved conditions in the diphtheria outbreak, according to a government statement.
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