Security Starts With Awareness: Spotting the Signs Before They Become Incidents
Many cybersecurity incidents do not begin with a major system failure or a sophisticated attack. They often begin with small warning signs that appear ordinary at first and are easy to ignore. A suspicious email, An unexpected login prompt, A laptop…
Why Your Money Needs a Plan Before It Needs a Product
Before choosing an investment product, your money needs direction. A clear plan helps you decide what to do, when to act, and how to stay consistent.
FINANCIAL MARKETS TODAY – 26 May 2026
System Liquidity System liquidity opened on a stronger surplus position of ₦5.92 trillion, supported by significant inflows from OMO maturities and primary market repayments, alongside sustained placements at the CBN’s SDF window. Despite improved…
Q1 2026 GDP Highlights
Nigeria’s Economy Expands by 3.89% in Q1-2026 Nigeria’s economy grew by 3.89% y/y in Q1 2026, higher than the 3.13% growth recorded in Q1 2025 and 2.27% in Q1 2024. Thus, reflecting positive momentum in economic growth.… …
RECAP: Safeguarding Data in the Digital Age
In today’s digital workplace, data is one of the most valuable assets individuals and organizations handle every day. From emails and customer records to financial transactions, login credentials, medical records, and business documents As cyber threats…
MACROECONOMIC AND FINANCIAL MARKETS WEEKLY UPDATE – 22 MAY 2026
System liquidity remained firmly in surplus throughout the week, supported by OMO maturities and PMA repayments, peaking midweek before moderating towards Friday due to auction settlements and CBN liquidity mop-up activities. Despite fluctuations in…
FINANCIAL MARKETS TODAY – 21 May 2026
System Liquidity System liquidity opened with a moderate surplus of ₦5.69 trillion, down ₦519.93 billion from the previous session due largely to NTB settlement debits of about ₦829.33 billion. Despite the decline, liquidity remained robust as banks…
FINANCIAL MARKETS TODAY – 20 May 2026
System Liquidity System liquidity remained strong, opening at a surplus of ₦6.21tn, supported mainly by CBN SDF placements and PMA repayments. Despite the MPC retaining the MPR at 26.5%, the NOFR stayed stable at 22.0%. Market expects rates to remain…
MPC HIGHLIGHT – MAY 2026
The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) held its 305th meeting on May 19 and 20, 2026, where it reviewed key developments in the domestic and global economic environment.
FINANCIAL MARKETS TODAY – 19 May 2026
System Liquidity Liquidity opened significantly higher at ₦5.97tn, driven mainly by large SDF placements and minor OMO maturities. Despite the surplus, the NOFR held steady at 22.00%. Liquidity is expected to remain elevated in the next session barring…
