EOTV Brand Spotlight: How AAVA Brands Is Connecting FMCG Brands With Markets Across Nigeria

Discover how AAVA Brands connects FMCG brands with consumers across Nigeria through sales, distribution, manufacturing and supply-chain operations, including its Enugu branch.

Discover the story of Intecil Products Limited, an Enugu-based household-products manufacturer behind brands including Cameron, Asda, Buster and Kyau.

Leading Africa-focused private investment firm Helios Investment Partners achieved strong financial milestones in 2025 by securing roughly 460 million dollars in realised liquidity through key business exits and public listings.

Analysts at the Bank of America expect the Central Bank of Nigeria to begin cutting interest rates again during its upcoming monetary policy meeting as inflation rates soften and currency exchange conditions stabilize.

EFCC operatives have arrested the managing director of Debasilio Construction and Estate Development Limited over an alleged N128 million land fraud involving five plots in Awka, Anambra State.

The Federal Government has expanded its National Poverty Reduction with Growth Strategy skills programme to Enugu, Oyo and Kebbi states, where 600 youths will receive practical training in digital skills, fashion, makeup, solar energy and agribusiness.

Tension has gripped a community in Plateau State after armed men launched a sudden night attack, killing three local vigilantes who were on security duty.

Fast-rising Nigerian singer Oludipe Oluwatosin, popularly known as Spyro, has opened up about his early life struggles, disclosing that his father once made him feel completely useless.

The Nigerian entertainment industry is in deep mourning following the passing of veteran actor Oludotun Baiyewu Jacobs, popularly known as Olu Jacobs, who died at the age of 84.

UN Deputy Secretary-General Amina Mohammed has commended Ogun and Imo states for initiatives focused on women’s empowerment, digital innovation, healthcare and youth development during her recent visit to Nigeria.

Nigeria’s headline inflation eased slightly to 15.39% in August 2026, but price pressures remained elevated across several states. Lagos recorded the highest rate at 23.7%, followed by Zamfara at 22.6% and Enugu at 22.1%, according to NBS data.