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2020 Key Metrics
How it started vs How it ended
1. N/$
-CBN N305 vs N380
-I&E N364 vs N410.25
-BM N362 vs N470
2. Ext. Reserves $38.5b vs $35.3b
3. Oil-Brent $68.6 vs $51.3*
4. Inflation 11.98% vs 14.89%*
5. MPR 13.5% vs 11.5%
6. Tbills 3.45% vs 0.03%*
7. NSE -14.6% vs+50.3%
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Direct remittances into Nigeria declined by 97.3% between January & September 2020
Jan 2020 – $2.05bn
Feb 2020 – $1.02bn
Mar 2020 – $444.8m
Apr 2020 – $392.3m
May 2020 – $252.8m
Jun 2020 – $446.2m
Jul 2020 – $118.8m
Aug 2020 – $217.8m
Sep 2020 – $54.4m
[CBN,
#Nairalytics
]
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Nigeria’s Top 10 Agricultural Exports in Half Year 2019
Sesamum seeds -N60.7b
Fermented Cocoa –N31b
Cashew nuts, in shell –N22.6b
Cocoa beans-N17.2b
Cashew nuts, shelled –8.1b
Frozen shrimps –5.21b
Ginger –N2.6b
Natural cocoa butter –2.3bn
Agro Food–1.8b
Sesame oil –928m
[NBS]
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Most valuable companies in Nigeria – 2022
Airtel – N6.1trn
Dangote Cement – N4.4trn
MTN – N4.4trn
BUA Cement – N3.3trn
BUA Foods – N1.2trn
Nestle – N871.9bn
Zenith Bank – N777.1bn
GT Bank – N676.9bn
Seplat – N647.3bn
Stanbic IBTC – N433.4bn
[NGX,
#Nairalytics
]
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Top 10 Banks in Nigeria by revenue from E-Banking Charges in 2019
First bank – N48bn
Zenith – N42.5bn
UBA – N38.8bn
Access bank – N36bn
Gt bank – N15.7bn
FCMB – N11bn
Union bank – N7.7bn
Sterling bank – N6.8bn
Wema bank – N3.8bn
Stanbic – N3.4bn
[Financials]
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Top 10 Billionaires in the world as at 7th November 2020
Jeff Bezos – $194b
Bill Gates –$127b
Mark Zuckerberg –$111b
Elon Musk –$107b
Bernard Arnault –$96.6b
Larry Page –$82.4b
Steve Ballmer –$80.6b
Sergey Brin – $79.8b
Warren Buffett –$79.1b
Mukesh Ambani –$77.3b
[Bloomberg]
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Top 10 stockbroking firms in Nigeria by value – 2022
Cardinalstone – N572bn
Stanbic IBTC – N184bn
APT Securities – N179bn
Meristem – N119bn
EFG Hermes – N115.7bn
Cordros – N103bn
CSL – N85.6bn
Chapel Hill – N79bn
FBN Quest – N68.6bn
Investment One – N41.2bn
[NGX,
#Nairalytics
]
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Top 10 Billionaires in the world as at 8th January 2021
Elon Musk – $195b
Jeff Bezos – $185b
Bill Gates – $134b
Bernard Arnault – $116b
Mark Zuckerberg – $102b
Zhong Shanshan– $93.1b
Warren Buffett – $88.2b
Larry Page– $83.6b
Sergey Brin – $81b
Larry Ellison – $80b
{Bloomberg]
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Top 5 countries to start a career (2020)
1: UK 🇬🇧
2: Germany 🇩🇪
3: Canada 🇨🇦
4: USA 🇺🇸
5: Japan 🇯🇵
Bottom 5 countries to start a career (2020)
123: Uruguay 🇺🇾
124:
#Nigeria
🇳🇬
125: Libya 🇱🇾
126: Syria 🇸🇾
127: Yemen🇾🇪
[
#Nairalytics
, CEOWORLD]
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Highest paid CEOs in Nigeria (2019)
Ferdinand Moolman (MTNN) – N586m
Augustine Avuru (Seplat) – N440m
Segun Agbaje (GTB) – N400m
Yaw Nsarkoh (Unilever) – N303m
Michel Puchercos (Lafarge) – N272m
Jordi Borrut Bel (Nig. Brew.) – N271m
[Financials, Nairalytics]
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Top 10 states in Nigeria with highest active Internet subscribers (Q3 2020)
Lagos – 19m
Kano – 10.3m
Ogun – 8.8m
Oyo – 7.9m
Abuja – 6.9m
Kaduna – 6.8m
Rivers – 5.7m
Delta – 5m
Edo – 5m
Niger – 4.8m
[NBS,
#Nairalytics
]
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Top 10 Nigeria agric export in Q2 2023
Cashew nuts – N133.8bn
Cocoa – N46.1bn
Sesamum seeds – N38.3bn
Flours from soya beans – N23.6bn Flowers – N19.9vn
Ginger – N10bn
Soya beans – N7.5bn
Cocoa butter – N7.1bn
Frozen sea foods – N6.4bn
Plants – N1.9bn
[NBS,
#Nairalytics
]
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Nigerians spent over N350 billion on
@MTNNG
airtime in half of 2019
Airtime and Subscription – N359bn
Data – N103bn
SMS – N7.1bn
Interconnect and roaming – 62.1bn
Value Added Service – 16.4bn
Profit after tax – 98.9bn
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Top 10 Agro food items exported by Nigeria in 2020
Sesamum seeds – N98.3bn
Cocoa – N87.4bn
Cashew nuts – N45.9bn
Frozen foods – N7.8bn
Shea – N6.5bn
Ginger – N6.2bn
Sesame oil – N4.8bn
Soya – N3.5bn
Coconuts – N3.4bn
Flower – N1.6bn
[NBS,
#Nairalytics
]
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Nigerian Senate Presidents in the 4th Republic (1999-2019)
Evan Enwerem – 1999
Chuba Okadigbo –1999–2000
Anyin Pius Anyim – 2000–2003
Adolphus Wabara – 2003–2005
Ken Nnamani – 2005–2007
David Mark – 2007–2015
Bukola Saraki – 2015–2019
Ahmed Lawan – Current
#NassElection
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Top 10 Nigerian electricity DisCos with the highest revenue in Q1 2023
Ikeja – N49.8bn
Eko – N41.7bn
Abuja – N38.1bn
Ibadan – N24.6bn
Benin – N20.1bn
Enugu – N18.9bn
P/Harcourt - N17.7bn
Kano – N14.9bn
Jos – N8.8bn
Kaduna – N7.7bn
[NBS,
#Nairalytics
]
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States in Nigeria by capital inflows in 2020
Lagos – $8.3bn
Abuja – $1.3bn
Abia – $56.1m
Niger – $16.4m
Ogun – $13.4m
Anambra – $10m
Kaduna – $4m
Sokoto – $2.5m
Kano – $2.4m
A/Ibom – $1.1m
Adamawa – $20k
NB: only 11 states received inflows
[NBS,
#Nairalytics
]
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Jeff Bezos overtakes Elon Musk to become the richest billionaire in the world (17th Feb 2021)
Jeff Bezos – $191bn
Elon Musk – $190bn
Bill Gates – $137bn
Bernard Arnault – $116bn
Mark Zuckerberg – $104bn
[Bloomberg,
#Nairalytics
]
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Revenue generated by 9 Nigerian Banks in 3 quarters (January – September 2019)
Zenith Bank –N491.3bn
Access Bank –N405.03bn
First Bank –N327.5bn
UBA –N297.9bn
GT Bank –N219.4bn
Stanbic IBTC –N176.2bn
Wema Bank –N64.8bn
Ecobank –N61.7bn
Unity Bank –N31.3bn
[Released Financials]
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Breakdown of GT Bank’s Financial performance for 2020
Revenue – N455.23bn (+4.58%)
Tax expense – N36.7bn (+5.2%)
Profit after tax – N201.4bn (+2.33%)
Total assets – N4.94trn (+31.5%)
Loans to customers – N1.66trn (+10.8%)
Deposits from customers – N3.51trn (+38.6%)
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Top 10 most capitalized companies on the NSE as at 15th Jan. 2021
Dangote Cement – N4.04trn
MTN – N3.5trn
Airtel – N3.2trn
BUA Cement – N2.7trn
Nestle – N1.2trn
GTB – N972.7bn
Zenith – N852.7bn
Stanbic – N488.7bn
Nig. Brew – N479.8bn
Lafarge – N383.4bn
[NSE,
#Nairalytics
]
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Nigeria’s total exports to the U.S in Q2 2019
Petroleum oils –N349.5bn
False beards, eyebrows and eyelashes –N649mln
Cashew nuts –N621.5mln
Tankers –N475.8mln
Flowers –N263.2mln
Fermented Coca Beans –N250mln
Shrimps and Prawns –N233mln
Raw Cocoa –N217mln
Ginger –N143mln
[NBS]
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Most valuable banks in Nigeria as of February 2022
Zenith – N850.8bn
GTB – N791.7bn
Stanbic IBTC – N453.5bn
First Bank – N412.5bn
Access Bank – N367.9bn
UBA – N295.8bn
Ecobank – N219.3bn
Union Bank – N183.5bn
Fidelity Bank – N86.9bn
FCMB – N61.4bn
[NGX,
#Nairalytics
]
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Nigeria's capital inflows by banks in 2020
Standard Chartered – $2.5bn
Stanbic IBTC – $2.2bn
Citibank – $1.5bn
FBN – $938.6m
Rand Merchant – $821.6m
Ecobank – $403.2m
Access Bank – $361.3m
Zenith Bank – $271m
FCMB – $148.5m
Union Bank – $148.1m
[NBS,
#Nairalytics
]
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Top 10 billionaires in the world as of 23rd Jan. 2021
Elon Musk🇺🇸– $202b
Jeff Bezos🇺🇸–$192b
Bill Gates🇺🇸–$133b
Bernard Arnault🇫🇷–$112b
Mark Zuckerberg🇺🇸–$104b
Zhong Shanshan🇨🇳–$89b
Warren Buffett🇺🇸–$88.4b
Larry Page🇺🇸–$88.4b
Sergey Brin🇺🇸–$85.5b
Steve Ballmer🇺🇸–$82b
[Bloomberg]
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Top 10 most capitalized companies on the NSE as at 22nd Jan. 2021
Dangote Cement – N3.9trn
MTN – N3.5trn
Airtel – N3.2trn
BUA Cement – N2.7trn
Nestle – N1.2trn
GTB – N974.2bn
Zenith – N832bn
Stanbic – N488.7bn
Nig. Brew – N487.8bn
Lafarge – N418.8bn
[NSE,
#Nairalytics
]
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Top 10 Billionaires in the world (24th Oct. 2020)
Jeff Bezos – $189b
Bill Gates – $125b
Mark Zuckerberg – $108b
Elon Musk – $102b
Bernard Arnault – $94.5b
Mukesh Ambani – $80.6b
Warren Buffett – $80.5b
Steve Ballmer – $78.1b
Larry Page – $77.4b
Sergey Brin – $75b
[Bloomberg]
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Largest companies in Nigeria by market capitalization – Nov 2023
Airtel – N6.8trn
Dangote Cement – N5.5trn
MTN – N4.9trn
BUA Foods – N3.6trn
BUA Cement – N3.5trn
Seplat – N1.4trn
GTCo – N1.1trn
Zenith Bank – N1.1trn
Geregu Power – N997.5bn
Nestle – N911.6bn
[NGX,
#Nairalytics
]
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Telcos in Nigeria generated a total of N1.78 trillion revenue in 2018
MTN – N1.04trn
Airtel – N399.5bn
9mobile – N166.9bn
Glo – N165.9bn
Smile – N11.1bn
NTEL – N4.4bn
[NCC]
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ALERT: Dangote Cement overtakes MTN as most capitalized company on the NSE
Top 10👇
Dangote Cement – N2.42trn
MTN –N2.39trn
BUA Cement – N1.3trn
Airtel – N1.3trn
Nestle – N931.4bn
GTB –N662.2bn
Zenith –N511.8bn
Stanbic –N315.1bn
Nig. Brew –N247.9bn
Access Bank –N223.9bn
[NSE]
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Nigeria's External debt as at June 2019
World Bank – $10.4bn
African Development Bank -$2.32b
Exim Bank of China -$2.6b
France (AFD) -$362.2m
Japan (JICA) -$76.7m
Exim Bank of India -$27.8m
Germany (KFW)-$211.95m
Eurobonds -$10.9bn
Diaspora Bond -$300m
Total - $27.16bn
[DMO]
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Top 10 most valuable companies in Nigeria as of 18th Jan 2024
Dangote Cement– N8.3tn
Airtel– N7.5tn
MTN– N6tn
BUA Cement– N4.6tn
BUA Foods– N4.3tn
Zenith– N1.4tn
Seplat– N1.4tn
GTCO– N1.3tn
Geregu– N1.2tn
UBA– N1.1tn
They account for 74% of the total market
[NGX,
#Nairalytics
]
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Top 10 performing stocks in Nigeria -2023
Transcorp Hotels –1022.9%
Chams Holding –795.5%
CWG Plc –721.8%
Transcorp –666.4%
MRS Oil –644.7%
N Nig Flour Mills –639.8%
Japaul Gold –507.1%
Ikeja Hotel –471.4%
FTN Cocoa –410.3%
Infinity Trust Mortgage Bank –372.4%
[Nairalytics]
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Top 10 largest economies in Africa 🌍
🇳🇬Nigeria-$448.1bn
🇿🇦South Africa – $351.4bn
🇪🇬Egypt – $303.2bn
🇩🇿Algeria – $169.98bn
🇲🇦Morocco – $118.7bn
🇪🇹Ethiopia – $96.12bn
🇰🇪Kenya – $95.5
🇦🇴Angola – $94.6
🇬🇭Ghana – $66.9
🇹🇿Tanzania – $63.2
(
#Nairalytics
, World Bank)
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Top 10 billionaires in the world as of 6th March 2021
Jeff Bezos– $177bn
Elon Musk– $157bn
Bill Gates– $136bn
Bernard Arnault– $115bn
Mark Zuckerberg– $100bn
Warren Buffett–$96.5bn
Larry Page– $96.4bn
Sergey Brin– $93.3bn
Mukesh Ambani– $84bn
Steve Ballmer– $83.6bn
[Bloomberg]
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Top 10 Manufacturing companies (Consumer goods) by Market Cap as at 15th Jan. 2021
Nestle– N1.2trn
Nigerian Brew–N479.8bn
Dangote Sugar–N252.7bn
Int’l Brew– N182.7bn
Flour Mills–N134.5bn
Unilever–N77.3bn
Nascon– N46.5bn
Guinness– N41.6bn
PZ Cussons–N20.6bn
Cadbury–N17.8bn
[NSE]
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Top 10 Banks in Nigeria by revenue from Account Maintenance Charges in 2019
Zenith – N19.6bn
Access bank – N14bn
First bank – N13.3bn
GT bank – N11.6bn
UBA – N7.2bn
Stanbic – N4.2bn
FCMB – N3.7bn
Fidelity – N3.3bn
Union bank – N1.9bn
Sterling bank – N1.7bn
[Financials]
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THREAD:
@MTNNG
becomes first quoted company in the country to earn N2 trillion annual REVENUE
2022 – N2.01trn
2021 – N1.65trn
2020 – N1.35trn
2019 – N1.17trn
2018 – N1.04trn
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Top 10 richest billionaires in the world as at 29th August 2020
Jeff Bezos – $200b
Bill Gates –$125b
Mark Zuckerberg –$111b
Elon Musk –$104b
Bernard Arnault –$86.3b
Warren Buffett–$82.6b
Steve Ballmer–$81.9b
Mukesh Ambani–$81.5b
Larry Page–$77.6b
Sergey Brin–$75.2b
[Bloomberg]
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WAEC RESULTS: 10 states with the best performance (pass rates) in 2018
Abia –39,364 (81.9%)
Imo–34,147 (74.1%)
Rivers–52,415 (73.6%)
Ebonyi –15,509 (61.7%)
Edo–37,414 (61.2)
Enugu–25,648 (59.6%)
Bayelsa–11,903 (57.4%)
Lagos –120,025 (57%)
Ekiti–10,860 (55.6%)
Kano–17,024 (54.6%)
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Nigerian states with the highest federal allocations in 2022
Delta – N348.6bn
Akwa Ibom – N277bn
Rivers – N270.5bn
Bayelsa – N229.8bn
Lagos – N160.9bn
Kano – N96.3bn
Edo – N87.5bn
Ondo – N75.9bn
Oyo – N74.6bn
Borno – N72.1bn
[NBS,
#Nairalytics
]
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Top 10 sources of Nigeria’s capital inflow in 2020
UK – $3.7bn
Netherlands – $890.6m
S/Africa – $875.9m
UAE – $754.3m
USA – $615.9m
Singapore – $563.1m
Mauritius – $350.2m
Ireland – $152.3m
British Virgin Islands – $125.02m
Congo – $96m
[NBS,
#Nairalytics
]
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Average price of food items in Nigeria (Year-to-date)
Oct. 2020
Bag of pepper– N17,000 (162%)
Basket of tomatoes– N14,000 (133%)
Onions– N55,000 (175%)
Melon– N52,000 (8%)
Jan 2020
Bag of pepper– N6,500
Basket of tomatoes– N6,000
Onions –N20,000
Melon – N48,000
[
#Nairalytics
]
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Top Nigerian banks and their account maintenance income in 9-month 2022 (Jan - Sept)
Zenith Bank – N28.15bn
Access Bank – N18.71bn
GT Bank – N15.88bn
First Bank – N13.15bn
UBA – N9.64bn
[NGX,
#Nairalytics
]
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Top 10 states in Nigeria with highest Internally Generated Revenue (IGR) in Half year 2019
Lagos – N205.2bn
Rivers – N75.97bn
FCT – N38.6bn
Delta – N36.4bn
Ogun – N29.6bn
Kaduna – N22.4bn
A/Ibom – N20.5bn
Ondo – N19.0bn
Kano – N 18.6bn
C/River – N16.7bn
[NBS]
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Northern zones record the highest number of Secondary School enrollment in Nigeria with 2.08m (48%) pupils out of 4.32m in 2017
Zones Public School Pupils
N/West – 912,628 (27%)
S/West – 748,467 (22%)
S/East – 542,878 (16%)
N/East – 453,682 (13%)
S/South – 397,541 (12%)
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11 Banks generated N18.64bn from Maintenance charges in Q1 2019
@ZenithBank
N5.2b
@FirstBankngr
N3.2b
@gtbank
N3.04b
@myaccessbank
N2.21b
@UBAGroup
N1.96b
@MyFCMB
N910m
@fidelitybankplc
N815m
@UNIONBANK_NG
N487m
@Sterling_Bankng
N403m
@wemabank
N269m
@JaizBankNG
N84m
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Top 10 billionaires in the world as of 29th May 2021
Jeff Bezos🇺🇸– $188b
Elon Musk🇺🇸 – $172b
Bernard Arnault🇫🇷 – $170b
B. Gates🇺🇸– $144b
Mark Zuckerberg🇺🇸– $123b
W. Buffett🇺🇸– $110b
Larry Page🇺🇸– $108b
Sergey Brin🇺🇸– $104b
Larry Ellison🇺🇸– $91.7b
S. Ballmer🇺🇸–$90.3b
[Bloomberg]
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Top 10 Billionaires in the world as of 13th Feb 2021
Elon Musk – $195b
Jeff Bezos – $192b
Bill Gates – $137b
Bernard Arnault – $114b
Mark Zuckerberg – $103b
Larry Page – $96.6b
Zhong Shanshan – $94.1b
Sergey Brin – $93.4b
Warren Buffett – $92b
Steve Ballmer – $88.1b
{Bloomberg]
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Movies produced in Nigeria by location (Q1 2021)
Lagos – 149
Onitsha – 140
Abuja – 107
Port-Harcourt – 12
Kano – 4
Benin – 2
Bauchi – 2
[NBS,
#Nairalytics
]
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Average price of selected food items in Lagos markets
Dec. 2020
Onions (bag)– N95,500
Foreign rice– N26,125
Local rice–N25,375
tomatoes (basket)– N15,000
pepper(bag)– N20,000
7th Jan. 2021
Onions – N21,500
Foreign rice– N24,500
Local rice–N23,750
tomatoes– N6,500
pepper–N7,750
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Top 10 companies in Nigeria with the highest number of staff – 2021
Dangote Cement – 17,747
UBA – 10,193
FBN Holdings – 8,179
Zenith Bank – 7,517
Access Bank – 6,875
Flour Mills – 5,190
GT Bank – 4,887
FCMB – 3,362
Fidelity Bank – 2,974
Stanbic IBTC – 2,895
[NGX,
#Nairalytics
]
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Revenue generated by major Cement producers in Nigeria
2020
Dangote Cement – N1.03trn
Lafarge – N230.6bn
Bua Cement – N209.4bn
2019
Dangote Cement – N891.7bn
Lafarge – N212.9bn
Bua Cement – N175.5bn
[NSE,
#Nairalytics
]
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Top 10 performing Nigerian commercial banks in Q3 2022
1st - FCMB
2nd - First Bank
3rd - Fidelity Bank
4th - Zenith Bank
5th - Sterling Bank
6th - Jaiz Bank
7th - Stanbic IBTC
8th - Wema Bank
9th - Union Bank
10th - Access Bank
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Top 10 stockbroking firms by volume of shares traded in 2019
Stanbic IBTC – 13.9bn
Qual Invest – 12.4bn
Rencap Sec – 9.1bn
EFG Hermes – 8.8bn
CSL Stockbroker – 7.8bn
Cardinalstone – 7.5bn
Greenwich Trust – 7.5bn
Morgan capital – 6.8bn
Chapel Hill – 6.8bn
FBN Quest – 4.8bn
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Top 10 Banks in Nigeria by E-banking revenue in H1 2020 (January– June)
First Bank – N21.7bn
UBA – N17.9bn
Access Bank – N13.9bn
Zenith – N8.9bn
GT Bank – N4.8bn
FCMB – N4.3bn
Union Bank – N3.7bn
Sterling Bank – N2.6bn
Stanbic IBTC – N1.3bn
Unity Bank – N1.3bn
#nairalytics
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Top 10 Banks in Nigeria by expenses incurred on staff salaries in 2019
Ecobank – N177.4bn
First bank – N84.04bn
Access bank – N73.2bn
UBA – N72.5bn
Zenith – N65.8bn
Stanbic – N41.1bn
GTB – N33.3bn
Union bank – N32.4bn
FCMB – N22.97bn
Fidelity – N21.1bn
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Top 10 most viewed movies in Nigeria between 25th – 31st Dec 2020
Omo Ghetto – N189m
Wonder Woman – N45m
Quam’s Money – N19m
Nneka the pretty serpent – N15m
Soul – N8m
Croods – N5m
Bana Bakwai– N2.6m
War with Grandpa– N2.4m
Kambili– N2.4m
Introducing the Kujus– N2.1m
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Nigeria’s Top 10 Imports in Second quarter (Q2) 2019
Petrol (PMS) – N575.2bn
Used Vehicles – N146.9bn
Light Fuel Oil - N130.5bn
Gas Oil – N130.5bn
Motorcycles (CKD) – N111.9bn
Durum Wheat – N55.4bn
Machines – N53.6bn
Syringes – N48.9bn
Refrigerated Vessels – N48bn
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Top 5 Bank CEOs in Nigeria by their earnings in 2019
Segun Agbaje (GTB) – N400 million
Emeka Emuwa (Union) – N172 million
Yinka Sanni (Stanbic) – N155 million
Kennedy Uzoka (UBA) – N143 million
Ebenezer Onyeagwu (Zenith) – N125 million
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FACT: Nigerian Naira was stronger than dollar until 1986
1981 –N0.61/$1
1985 –N0.89/$1
1986 –N2.02/$1
1990 –N8.03/$1
1995 –N21.8/$1
2000 –N102.1/$1
2005 –N132.1/$1
2010 –N150/$1
2015 –N193/$1
2019 –N306.1/$1
2020 –N379/$1
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Eight (8) Nigerian Banks and their Profit After Tax in 3 quarters (January – September 2019)
Zenith Bank – N150.7bn
GT Bank – N146.99bn
Access Bank – N90.7bn
UBA – N81.6bn
Stanbic IBTC – N55.6bn
First Bank – N51.8bn
Wema bank – N4.1bn
Unity Bank – N1.5bn
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Top 10 states in Nigeria with lowest unemployment rate as at Q2 2020
Anambra – 13.1%
Kwara – 13.8%
Sokoto – 13.9%
Zamfara – 14%
Ebonyi – 14.6%
Osun – 15.3%
Ekiti – 15.5%
Nasarawa – 16%
Kebbi – 16.1%
Ogun – 16.3%
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Nigeria's top 10 agricultural export in 2021
Cocoa beans – N209.9bn
Sesamum seeds – N113.2bn
Cashew nuts – N72.8bn
Coconuts – N23.8bn
Frozen seafood – N17.3bn
Ginger – N12.1bn
Flowers – N5.4bn
Brasil nuts – N5.2bn
Sesame oil – N4.9bn
Cocoa butter – N4.7bn
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Nigeria is Africa's biggest economy as at end of 2018, the nation’s GDP was estimated at US$397 billion
Top 10 economies
Nigeria – $397bn
S/Africa – $366bn
Egypt – $250bn
Algeria – $180bn
Morocco – $118bn
Angola – $105bn
Kenya – $87bn
Ethiopia – $84bn
Ghana –$65bn
Libya – $48bn
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Commercial Banks Staff Strength stood at 102,734 as at June 2019
Executive Staff – 156 (less than 1%)
Senior Staff – 17,690 (17.2%)
Junior Staff – 39,213 (38.2%)
Contract Staff – 45,669 (44.5%)
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Top 10 Banks on the NSE by Market Cap as at 22nd May 2020
GT bank – N698.99bn
Zenith – N532.2bn
Stanbic – N341.9bn
Access bank – N238.2bn
UBA – N232.6bn
Union bank – N195.1bn
First bank – N186.7bn
ETI – N102.8bn
Fidelity bank – N54.8bn
Sterling bank – N38.6bn
[NSE]
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Highest paid Nigerian bank CEOs in 2020
Segun Agbaje (GTB) – N399.7m
Ebenezer Onyeagwu (Zenith Bank) – N230m
Eme Emuwa (Union Bank) – N164m
Demola Sogunle (Stanbic) – N158m
Kennedy Uzoka (UBA) – N143m
[NSE,
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Nigeria’s top 10 agricultural exports in 2019 (January – September)
Sesamum Seeds/Oil –N77.04b
Cocoa –N66.73b
Cashew nuts –N45.6b
Frozen shrimps/prawns –N7.46b
Ginger –N3.34b
Agro-food – N1.84b
Flowers/Flowers bud –N1.59b
Plants–N1.59b
Coconuts –N800.99m
Cotton –N609.33m
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Top 10 most valuable companies in Nigeria – July 2023
Dangote Cement – N5.99trn
MTN Ng – N5.33trn
Airtel Africa – N4.96trn
BUA Cement – N3.35trn
BUA Foods – N2.44trn
GTCO – N1.08trn
Zenith – N1.06trn
Seplat – N996.59bn
Nestle – N931.37bn
Stanbic – N900.51bn
[NGX,
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A total of 65,401 local flights were operated in Nigeria (Jan – Dec 2019)
@flyairpeace
– 24,014
@ArikAirlineNg
– 11,608
@flyaero
– 6,717
@AzmanAir
– 5,998
@MaxAirLtd
– 5,912
@DanaAir
– 5,481
@OverlandAirways
– 2,755
@ibomairlines
– 2,474
@medviewabuja
– 442
[NCAA]
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Fastest growing sectors in Nigeria - Q3 2022
Transport – 41.59%
Banking/Insurance – 12.7%
ICT – 10.53%
Arts – 7.79%
Accommodation/food services – 6.77%
Construction – 5.52%
Trade – 5.08%
Health – 4.58%
Real estate – 4.56%
Admin support – 3.93%
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Top 10 companies in Nigeria with highest staff strength in 2020
Dangote Cement – 16,199
UBA – 10,838
FBN Holdings – 8,341
Zenith Bank – 7,544
Access Bank – 6,781
GT Bank – 5,188
Flour Mills – 5,027
FCMB – 3,610
Nigerian Brew – 2,990
Stanbic – 2,972
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Top 10 billionaires in the world as of 30th Jan. 2021
Elon Musk – $190b
Jeff Bezos – $188b
Bill Gates – $131b
Bernard Arnault– $108b
Mark Zuckerberg– $98.1b
Zhong Shanshan– $89b
Warren Buffett – $86.7b
Larry Page – $85.7b
Steve Ballmer – $83.6b
Sergey Brin – $82.9b
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Quick FACTS:
1. 65% (86 million) of the poor people in Nigeria live in the Northern part of the country, while 35% (47 million) live in the southern part.
2. The number of poor people living in rural areas is estimated at 105.98m, while 26.94m people are poor in urban areas.
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BREAKING: Nigeria's headline Inflation hits 14.89% in Nov. 2020
Highlights:
➡️Inflation rose to 14.89% in Nov from 14.23% in Oct 2020
➡️Food inflation spiked to 18.30% in Nov. from 17.38% in Oct 2020
➡️ Core Inflation declined to 11.05% from 11.14% in Oct 2020
@nigerianstat
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Top 10 billionaires in the world as of 16th Jan. 2021
Elon Musk – $197b
Jeff Bezos – $182b
Bill Gates – $132b
Bernard Arnault – $109b
Mark Zuckerberg– $95.6b
Warren Buffett– $88.3b
Zhong Shanshan – $84.7b
Larry Page– $81.7b
Sergey Brin– $79.1b
Larry Ellison – $79.1b
[Bloomberg]
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🇳🇬Naira against USD ($1) at the parallel market (year-to-date)
January – N360
February – N360
March – 400
April – N450
May – N445
June – N460
July – N480
August – N470
September – N465
October – N460
November – N490
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#POLLFACTS
:
S-South 12,841,279 registered voters
N-Central 13,366,070 registered voters
S-East 10,057,130 registered voters
S-West 16,292,212 registered voters.
N-West 20,158,100 registered voters
N-East 11,289, 293 registered voters.
Total= 84,004,084 million Nigerians
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Top Ten Nigerian Banks by Market Cap as at 16 Sept. 2019
@gtbank
–N838.8b
@ZenithBank
–N599.7b
@StanbicIBTC
–N368.1b
@myaccessbank
–N261.3b
@UBAGroup
–N217.2b
@UNIONBANK_NG
–N203.9b
@FirstBankngr
–N193.8b
@GroupEcobank
–N146.8b
@Sterling_Bankng
–N67.7b
@fidelitybankplc
–N51.3b
(NSE)
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Top 10 Manufacturing companies (Consumer goods) by Market Cap as at 22nd Jan. 2021
Nestle– N1.2trn
Nigerian Brew–N487.8bn
Dangote Sugar–N245.4bn
Int’l Brew– N177bn
Flour Mills–N131.2bn
Unilever– N77.6bn
Nascon–N45.6bn
Guinness– N40.5bn
PZ Cussons–N22.2bn
Cadbury– N18.3bn
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Top 10 companies with highest TAX expenses incurred in half-year 2019
MTN – N42.87bn
Dangote Cement –N36.25bn
Zenith Bank – N20.94bn
GTB – N16.65bn
Ecobank –N15.14bn
Nestle – N14.19bn
UBA – N13.54 billion
Access Bank –N11.09bn
Stanbic IBTC –N8.4bn
FBN Holdings – N8.15bn
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Nigeria’s Top 10 Exports in second quarter (Q2) 2019
Crude Oil –N3.9trn
Natural Gas – N400bn
Vessels – N43.7bn
Sesamum Seeds –N21bn
Petroleum Gases – NN19.2bn
Cashew Nuts –N18.2bn
Urea – N13.7bn
Cocoa Beans – N10.9bn
Electrical Energy –N9.1bn
Floating structures –N7.73bn
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Top 10 Banks on the NSE by Market Cap as at 3rd April 2020
GT bank – N517.9bn
Zenith – N373.6bn
Stanbic – N252.1bn
Access bank – N215bn
Union bank – N192.2bn
UBA – N169.3bn
First bank – N141.8bn
Ecobank – N71.6bn
Fidelity bank – N48.9bn
Sterling bank – N31.9bn
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ALERT: Dangote Cement overtakes MTN as most capitalized company on the NSE
Top 10 🔽
Dangote Cement – N2.97trn
MTN – N2.93trn
Airtel–N1.5trn
BUA –N1.5trn
Nestle –N1.1trn
GTB–N985.9bn
Zenith –N700.1bn
Stanbic–N510.9bn
Nig. Brew –N415.8bn
Lafarge–N314.1bn
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Top 10 Billionaires in the world (14th November 2020)
Jeff Bezos – $184b
Bill Gates –$128b
Mark Zuckerberg –$105b
Elon Musk –$102b
Bernard Arnault –$99.1b
Warren Buffett –$86.1b
Larry Page – $83b
Sergey Brin –$80.3b
Steve Ballmer –$78.2b
Mukesh Ambani –$75.5b
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Top 10 billionaires ($) in the world as of 26th Sept
Jeff Bezos 🇺🇸–183b
Bill Gates🇺🇸–121b
Elon Musk🇺🇸–99.1b
Mark Zuckerberg🇺🇸–96.6b
Mukesh Ambani 🇮🇳–84.2b
Bernard Arnault🇺🇸–81.7b
Warren Buffett🇺🇸–79.4b
Steve Ballmer🇺🇸–74.9b
Larry Ellison🇺🇸–70.1b
Larry Page🇺🇸–69.5b
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Top 10 Billionaires in the world as of 26th Dec. 2020
Jeff Bezos – $186b
Elon Musk – $160b
Bill Gates – $131b
Bernard Arnault– $110b
Mark Zuckerberg – $101b
Warren Buffett– $85.8b
Larry Page – $81.8b
Steve Ballmer– $80.5b
Sergey Brin – $79.2b
Larry Ellison– $79.2b
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Cement Manufacturers in Nigeria – Total Asset (Q1 2020)
Dangote – N1.79trn
Lafarge – N491.8bn
BUA – N487.9bn
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Top 10 sectors 🇳🇬 with highest bank credit as at Sept 2020
Oil & Gas– N5.1trn (26%)
Manufacturing–N3.03trn (15%)
General–N1.7tn (8%)
Govt.–N1.6tn (8%)
Financial–N1.4trn (7%)
Trade–N1.3tn (6%)
ICT–N961.3bn (5%)
Others–N944.3bn (5%)
Construction–N940.5bn (5%)
Agric.– N932.8bn (5%)
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Top 10 Billionaires in the world as of 2nd January 2021 🎆
Jeff Bezos – $190b
Elon Musk– $170b
Bill Gates– $132b
Bernard Arnault– $114b
Mark Zuckerberg– $104b
Warren Buffett– $87.6b
Larry Page – $82.4b
Steve Ballmer– $80.4b
Sergey Brin– $79.8b
Larry Ellison– $79.7b
[Bloomberg]
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Eight (8) Nigerian Banks generated N54.7 billion from Account Maintenance Charges in 9-month (Jan – Sept 2019)
Zenith Bank –N15.8bn
Access bank–N10.1bn
First bank –N9.8bn
Gt Bank –N8.5bn
UBA –N6.04bn
Stanbic IBTC –N2.96bn
Wema Bank–N802m
Unity Bank –N674m
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Top 10 Nigerian companies with the highest revenue in Q1 2022
MTN – N470.9b
Dangote Cement – N413.2b
Flour Mills – N302.2b
Nig. Brew – N137.8b
Nestle – N110.2b
Julius Berger – N106.4b
Seplat – N100.6b
Total – N97.6b
Bua Cement – N96.9b
Dangote Sugar – N94.4b
[NGX,
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Tpop 10 Nigerian imports in Q3 2023
Petrol –N1.92trn
Gas oil –N736.7bn
Durum wheat –N331.8bn
Sugar cane –N157.3bn
Used vehicles –N138.5bn
Jet fuel –N135.8bn
Machines for reception –N117.5bn Motorcycles –N96.2bn
Parts of gas turbines –N85.4bn
Drugs – N81.8bn
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Fastest growing sectors in Nigeria – 2022
Banking/Insurance – 16.4%
Transport – 15.2%
Water/waste mgt – 13.6%
ICT – 9.8%
Trade – 5.1%
Construction – 4.5%
Entertainment – 4.3%
Accommodation – 4.2%
Health – 4.2%
Real estate – 3.2%
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Top 10 Billionaires with biggest gains in 2020
Elon Musk: +$142b
Jeff Bezos: +$75.4b
Zhong Shanshan: +$71.4b
Colin Huang: +$43b
Dan Gilbert: +$26.1b
Mark Zuckerberg: +$25.2b
Gautum Adani: +$22.5b
Steve Ballmer: +$22.3b
Zeng Yuqun: +$22.1b
MacKenzie Scott: +$21.4b
[Bloomberg]
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Top 10 Banks in Nigeria by Profit After Tax in 9-month (Jan – September, 2020)
Zenith – N159.3bn
GTB – N142.3bn
Access Bank– N102.3bn
UBA – N77.1bn
First Bank– N68.2bn
Stanbic– N66.2bn
Fidelity – N20.4bn
Union Bank– N15.1bn
FCMB – N13.9bn
Sterling– N7.4bn
[NSE,
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Foreign direct investments (FDI) into Nigeria declined by 49% (YoY) in Feb 2021
2020
Jan – $110.9m
Feb– $77.3m
Mar– $26.1m
Apr– $17m
May– $10.2m
Jun– $121.4m
Jul– $64.5m
Aug– $54.7m
Sep– $294m
Oct– $86.9m
Nov – $96m
Dec – $67m
2021
Jan – $62.1m
Feb – $39.8m
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Top 10 Insurance companies by Profit after Tax as at June 2019
AIICO –N1.9bn
NEM –N1.6bn
Mutual Benefits–N1.4bn
AXA Mansard –N1.4bn
Continental Reinsurance–N864m
Linkage Assurance–573m
Cornerstone –N502m
Sovereign Trust–480m
Lasaco Assurance –479m
Prestige Assurance–N346m
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Nigeria's top 10 Agric. exports - Q1 2020
Sesamum seeds – N49.1bn
Fermented cocoa beans –N35.2b
Raw cocoa –N16.8b
Cashew nuts –N4.5b
Cocoa butter –N3.9b
Ginger –N2.7b
Frozen shrimps & prawns –N1.8b
Cotton lint –N1.7b
Flours & meal of oil seeds –N986.1m
Soya beans –N774.4m
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