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Dangote Refinery IPO Opens at ₦525 Per Share

The Dangote Petroleum Refinery initial public offering (IPO) officially opens at ₦525 per share. On this edition of Business Morning Live, we break down the key terms of the offer, ...how investors can participate on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX), and what this landmark listing means for Nigeria’s capital markets and economy.

Key Topics Covered:
• Dangote Refinery IPO share pricing and offer structure
• How retail and institutional investors can apply
• Market analysis, valuation, and potential investor returns
• Broader economic implications and industrial outlook

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14th BusinessDay CEO Forum : Panel Sessions on Funding, Energy, and Technology

Why is Africa's largest gas producer failing to keep the lights on for ...

Why is Africa's largest gas producer failing to keep the lights on for over 200 million people?BusinessDay Publisher Frank Aigbogun , Lolade Akinmurele (Editor, BusinessDay) and Bunmi Bailey (Assistant Editor, ...BusinessDay) expose the uncomfortable truth behind Nigeria's energy crisis, central bank policies, and continental economic moves.

Nigeria holds an astonishing 215 trillion cubic feet of natural gas reserves, yet the national grid struggles to deliver even 4,000 megawatts of electricity. In this deep dive from the 14th BusinessDay CEO Forum, economic analysts and industry leaders break down how rigid government price controls, regulatory roadblocks, and systemic corruption hold back power generation. They discuss why total market deregulation—similar to the success of NLNG and the Dangote Refinery—is the only sustainable path to 24/7 power and industrial growth.

The panel also turns its attention to banking and monetary policy as the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) convenes. With Nigeria maintaining one of the world's highest Cash Reserve Ratios (CRR) at over 40%, experts evaluate how CBN policy rates, interest rate decisions across Africa (Ghana, South Africa, Ethiopia, Angola), and foreign exchange stability will impact businesses, inflation, and credit growth in 2026. Furthermore, we explore Aga Khan University’s expansion into Nigeria and the rising trend of intra-African medical tourism and trade integration.

CHAPTERS:

00:00 – Introduction: 14th BusinessDay CEO Forum Highlights

00:27 – Nigeria's 215 Trillion Gas Reserve & Power Grid Trap

01:24 – Why Gas Price Regulation Is Smothering Power Supply

03:22 – Deregulation Lessons: NLNG and Dangote Refinery Models

05:15 – Bureaucracy, Roadblocks, and Tax Revenue Potential

08:52 – Aga Khan University & Intra-African Medical Tourism

12:53 – CBN MPC Meeting Expectations & Inflation Dynamics

14:30 – Bank Capitalization, CRR Over 40%, and Sector Lending

16:14 – Interest Rate Trends Across Africa: Ghana, South Africa & More

18:45 – Key Takeaways for Nigerian Businesses & Conclusion

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