Fidelity Bank one of Nigerias leading financial institutions has achieved a milestone by reaching a trillion naira market capitalisation. This was made possible by the banks recent surge in share price which has increased by over 50% in the past year. The banks success can be attributed to its strategic investments in technology and digital banking which have allowed it to expand its customer base and increase its revenue. With this achievement Fidelity Bank has solidified its position as a major player in the Nigerian banking industry and is poised for further growth and success in the future.
Fidelity Bank one of Nigerias leading financial institutions has achieved a milestone by reaching a trillion naira market capitalisation.
This was made possible by the banks recent surge in share price which has increased by over 50% in the past year.
The banks success can be attributed to its strategic investments in technology and digital banking which have allowed it to expand its customer base and increase its revenue.
With this achievement Fidelity Bank has solidified its position as a major player in the Nigerian banking industry and is poised for further growth and success in the future.
In 2025 Nigerias first publicly listed Internet Service Provider (ISP) was launched making history as the first of its kind in the country. The ISP known as Legend aims to provide affordable and reliable internet services to both individuals and businesses in Nigeria. With a focus on bridging the digital divide and promoting digital inclusion Legend plans to expand its services to underserved areas and improve internet connectivity across the country. This move is expected to have a significant impact on the tech industry in Nigeria as it will create more opportunities for innovation and growth in the digital space.
In 2025 Nigerias first publicly listed Internet Service Provider (ISP) was launched making history as the first of its kind in the country.
The ISP known as Legend aims to provide affordable and reliable internet services to both individuals and businesses in Nigeria.
With a focus on bridging the digital divide and promoting digital inclusion Legend plans to expand its services to underserved areas and improve internet connectivity across the country.
This move is expected to have a significant impact on the tech industry in Nigeria as it will create more opportunities for innovation and growth in the digital space.
Kenyan banks rejected the new loan pricing system from the Central Bank citing it could hurt their profitability and open them to losses.
N2 Pay and Pathetic Inc. are entering the fintech space in Botswana—each bringing unique solutions to digital finance and mobile banking.
The Nigerian Telecommunications Commission (NCC) has begun the revision of its 22-year-old act to position it for future directions.
Ride-hailing giant Bolt is rolling out electric tricycles in Lagos as it expands its EV playbook into West Africa.
Fidelity Bank one of Nigerias leading financial institutions has achieved a milestone by reaching a trillion naira market capitalisation. This was made possible by the banks recent surge in share price which has increased by over 50% in the past year. The banks success can be attributed to its strategic investments in technology and digital banking which have allowed it to expand its customer base and increase its revenue. With this achievement Fidelity Bank has solidified its position as a major player in the Nigerian banking industry and is poised for further growth and success in the future.
Fidelity Bank one of Nigerias leading financial institutions has achieved a milestone by reaching a trillion naira market capitalisation.
This was made possible by the banks recent surge in share price which has increased by over 50% in the past year.
The banks success can be attributed to its strategic investments in technology and digital banking which have allowed it to expand its customer base and increase its revenue.
With this achievement Fidelity Bank has solidified its position as a major player in the Nigerian banking industry and is poised for further growth and success in the future.
In 2025 Nigerias first publicly listed Internet Service Provider (ISP) was launched making history as the first of its kind in the country. The ISP known as Legend aims to provide affordable and reliable internet services to both individuals and businesses in Nigeria. With a focus on bridging the digital divide and promoting digital inclusion Legend plans to expand its services to underserved areas and improve internet connectivity across the country. This move is expected to have a significant impact on the tech industry in Nigeria as it will create more opportunities for innovation and growth in the digital space.
In 2025 Nigerias first publicly listed Internet Service Provider (ISP) was launched making history as the first of its kind in the country.
The ISP known as Legend aims to provide affordable and reliable internet services to both individuals and businesses in Nigeria.
With a focus on bridging the digital divide and promoting digital inclusion Legend plans to expand its services to underserved areas and improve internet connectivity across the country.
This move is expected to have a significant impact on the tech industry in Nigeria as it will create more opportunities for innovation and growth in the digital space.
Kenyan banks rejected the new loan pricing system from the Central Bank citing it could hurt their profitability and open them to losses.
Kenyan banks rejected the new loan pricing system from the Central Bank citing it could hurt their profitability and open them to losses.
N2 Pay and Pathetic Inc. are entering the fintech space in Botswana—each bringing unique solutions to digital finance and mobile banking.
N2 Pay and Pathetic Inc.
are entering the fintech space in Botswana—each bringing unique solutions to digital finance and mobile banking.
The Nigerian Telecommunications Commission (NCC) has begun the revision of its 22-year-old act to position it for future directions.
The Nigerian Telecommunications Commission (NCC) has begun the revision of its 22-year-old act to position it for future directions.
Ride-hailing giant Bolt is rolling out electric tricycles in Lagos as it expands its EV playbook into West Africa.
Ride-hailing giant Bolt is rolling out electric tricycles in Lagos as it expands its EV playbook into West Africa.