Urgent.News

What's breaking now, across thousands of outlets.

Finance & Markets

Group Backs NAICOM’s Regulatory Role, Retracts Call for CEO’s Removal

The Coalition for Good Governance in Nigeria (CGGN) has reaffirmed the importance of NAICOM’s regulatory role in Nigeria’s insurance sector and retracted its earlier call for the removal of the

The Coalition for Good Governance in Nigeria (CGGN) has clarified its stance on NAICOM's regulatory role in Nigeria's insurance sector. In a statement dated September 29, 2026, CGGN retracted its earlier call for the removal of the commission's Commissioner for Insurance and Chief Executive Officer, Mr Olusegun Ayo Omosehin. The coalition admitted that the allegations on which its demand was based were inaccurate, incomplete, and unsupported by verifiable evidence.

CGGN also withdrew its characterization of NAICOM's regulatory actions during the recapitalisation exercise as unlawful. The group expressed regret over any distress or reputational harm its earlier statement may have caused Omosehin, NAICOM's management, insurance operators, policyholders, and the public.

Written by urgent.news from This Day's reporting — not their text. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.

Read the original at thisdaylive.com →

More in Finance & Markets

Refinery Stocks Rally on Record Margins

As Asian refining margins soared to record highs due to the impact of China halting its petroleum product exports, domestic refinery-related stocks showed strength in early trading on Oct. 2.

  • Asian refining stocks rise on October 2 due to record margins
  • China bans petroleum exports, straining supply
  • Gasoline margins hit $50.53 per barrel, lowest Singapore light oil stocks

Samsung Electronics Faces Shareholder Return Dilemma

As Samsung Electronics announced a shareholder return plan of up to 110 trillion won (about $81.44 billion), interest in the method of return is increasing.In particular, attention is focusing on the…

  • Samsung Electronics plans up to 110 trillion won shareholder return.
  • 70 trillion won in cash dividends, 40 trillion won for treasury share purchase.
  • Activist fund suggests prioritizing preferred share cancellation.

More from Friday 2 October →