The "Hundred Most Influential Nigerians" project is a comprehensive and meticulous process, combining research, public nominations, expert evaluations, and data analysis. Leading organizations, prominent media outlets, and influential figures in Nigeria collaborate to ensure a transparent and unbiased selection process
We're excited to launch a landmark journal project celebrating Nigerians who are shaping the nation's future. This prestigious publication will spotlight 100 individuals making a significant impact in various fields, driving positive change, and contributing to Nigeria's growth and development.
Elected and appointed officials who have demonstrated exemplary leadership and contributed to shaping Nigeria's political landscape.
Justification: Their policies and decisions have had a significant impact on the nation's governance and public welfare.
Visionary entrepreneurs and business leaders who have driven innovation, created employment opportunities, and contributed to economic growth.
Justification: Their businesses have played a vital role in advancing the economy and inspiring others in the entrepreneurial space.
Esteemed educators, scholars, and researchers who have made significant contributions to the field of education and advanced knowledge.
Justification: Their work has shaped the intellectual landscape of Nigeria and empowered generations through education.
Healthcare professionals, doctors, and medical researchers who have contributed to advancements in healthcare and public health.
Justification: Their efforts have saved lives, improved healthcare access, and advanced medical knowledge.
Innovators, scientists, and technologists who have pioneered breakthroughs and advancements in science and technology.
Justification: Their contributions have propelled Nigeria towards technological development and global competitiveness.
Influential journalists, media personalities, and communication experts who have shaped public opinion and discourse.
Justification: Their work has contributed to the free flow of information and strengthened democracy.
Humanitarians and philanthropists who have dedicated themselves to improving the lives of the less privileged and vulnerable communities.
Justification: Their generosity and social initiatives have created a positive impact on society and brought about change.
Activists and advocates who have championed human rights, equality, and justice
Justification: Their advocacy has led to significant changes in policies and practices, promoting a fair and just society.
Celebrated artists, writers, musicians, and performers who have enriched Nigeria's cultural heritage and promoted its arts on the global stage.
Justification: Their creative expressions have brought pride to the nation and positively influenced its cultural identity.
Outstanding athletes and sports personalities who have excelled in national and international competitions
Justification: Their achievements have brought pride and glory to Nigeria and inspired future generations in sports.
Nigeria’s capital market has achieved a historic milestone, surpassing ₦100 trillion in market capitalization, which key industry bodies attribute directly to successful federal government reforms. This growth signals a market that is increasingly resilient, sophisticated, and capable of mobilizing long-term development capital, driven by renewed investor confidence and a supportive regulatory environment. The achievement underscores the market’s critical role in national economic growth, wealth creation, and financing development objectives. Industry leaders have pledged to sustain this momentum through continued ethical governance, innovation
Champion Breweries has secured regulatory approval to raise ₦42 billion via a public share offer, marking the second phase of its capital-raising strategy to fund the strategic acquisition of the Bullet brand portfolio. This move aims to merge the company’s established brewing heritage with Bullet’s ready-to-drink platform, enabling rapid pan-African expansion and generating foreign exchange earnings without significant upfront capital investment. The capital injection is strategically allocated to drive market expansion, marketing, innovation, and operational capacity. This offer
Nigeria is launching its first official “Nigeria House” at the 2026 World Economic Forum in Davos, representing a strategic leap in economic diplomacy to directly shape its global investment narrative. This public-private initiative is designed to systematically showcase the nation’s reform agenda and sectoral opportunities—from energy to tech—while integrating critical discussions on investment security to assure global capital. By establishing a sovereign convening platform, Nigeria aims to transition from a passive participant to an active shaper of its economic destiny
The Nigerian stock market sustained a significant bullish rally, adding N953 billion in a single session as broad-based buying interest drove the All-Share Index up 0.93%. Investor confidence, fueled by optimism over corporate earnings, was evident with 48 advancing stocks led by double-digit gains in Industrial and Medical Gases, SCOA Nigeria, and McNicholas. Despite 28 decliners, the positive market breadth and increased trade value to N18.5 billion underscore a robust, sentiment-driven momentum
Lagos ports are currently a critical hub of import activity, with 24 ships actively offloading essential commodities including petroleum products, food, and raw materials. This operational snapshot is amplified by the imminent arrival of 42 additional vessels, signaling sustained and significant inbound trade volume over the coming weeks. The data underscores Nigeria’s heavy reliance on maritime imports for both energy and food security. The congestion of ships awaiting berth highlights ongoing logistical pressures within the port infrastructure despite this high level of activity.
Governor Dauda Lawal of Zamfara was awarded an honorary Doctor of Science…
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