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WebTV Nigeria
https://www.proshare.co
https://www.linkedin.com/company/webtvnigeria/
WebTV Nigeria is a privately owned company headquartered in the US. Founded in 2011, it operates with approximately 10 employees. The company specializes in Broadcast Media Production and Distribution.
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Founded
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7
Headquarters
United States
Primary Segment
Broadcast Media Production and Distribution
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Privately Owned
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Sep
21st
2026
06:30
B2B Tag
The Complete UK Share Plan Picture: Latest Data Points To Resilient Long-Term Ownership
The two sources should be read together. HMRC’s figures, drawn from Employment Related Securities returns, provide the national picture across all four tax-advantaged schemes for the tax year. ProShare’s survey gives a closer view of how SIP and SAYE operate at company and participant level over the previous calendar year.
Equiniti UK
Sep
15th
2026
06:30
B2B Tag, Executive Compensation and Benefits
When Private Fortune Becomes a Public Question: Executive Pay and the Social Responsibility of Wealth
Proshare’s CEO Remuneration in 2026 report places executive compensation within a broader assessment of corporate performance and internal pay distribution. The ten highest-paid CEOs of NGX-listed companies received combined total compensation of N30.04bn in 2025, 42% above N21.17bn in 2024.
Proshare
Sep
11th
2026
06:30
Events, B2B Tag, Events and Conferences
Economic Associates and Proshare Set to Adopt Expanded Output Framework for Country Watch Q4 2026 Edition
Economic Associates and Proshare will publish the Q4 2026 edition of Country Watch on 1 October 2026, followed by its quarterly conference on 19 November 2026. The edition presents Nigeria's economic outlook through six modules covering Overview, Outcomes, Impact, Shocks, Outlook and Conclusion, supported by a quarterly report, database, conference and in-house seminar.
Proshare
Aug
20th
2026
06:30
B2B Tag
Nigeria’s Reform Scorecard: N20.40tn in Incremental Resources Meets N30.64tn in Spending Pressures
The Federal Ministry of Finance’s August 2026 reform scorecard reframes Nigeria’s post-subsidy fiscal record as a financing account rather than a cash windfall. It estimates N15.8tn in subsidy savings across the Federation, with the Federal Government receiving N5.43tn.
Proshare
Jul
28th
2026
06:30
Emerging Tech, B2B Tag
Strengthening Productive Sector Intermediation in Nigeria: Proshare's Shitta-Bey shares Insights from the Tier 1 Banks Report
The conversation around Nigeria's banking recapitalisation is gradually shifting from how much capital banks raise to how effectively that capital is deployed. Proshare's Nigerian Banks Post-Recapitalisation: The Class of 2026 report, reinforced by insights shared by Mr Teslim Shitta-Bey on News Central TV's Business Edge, highlights a defining moment for the banking industry.
Proshare
Jul
17th
2026
06:30
Regulatory Compliance
CAC Notifies Intention to Strike Off 100,000 Companies from the Register - A Review
The Corporate Affairs Commission has opened a ninety-day compliance window before removing 100,000 mostly dormant companies from the register. Proshare’s read of the published Batch 6 list shows a single cohort registered between 2006 and 2008, each carrying ten unbroken years of unfiled annual returns, alongside data-integrity gaps the market should note.
Proshare
Jul
17th
2026
02:18
Regulatory and Legal, Regulatory Compliance
CAC Notifies Intention to Strike Off 100,000 Companies from the Register - A Review
The Corporate Affairs Commission has opened a ninety-day compliance window before removing 100,000 mostly dormant companies from the register. Proshare’s read of the published Batch 6 list shows a single cohort registered between 2006 and 2008, each carrying ten unbroken years of unfiled annual returns, alongside data-integrity gaps the market should note.
Proshare
Jul
15th
2026
22:56
B2B Tag, Regulations and Policies
Fresh capital not enough to boost banks’ value –Proshare
…As high inflation, FX volatility, keep investors cautious Nigeria’s banks may have raised trillions of naira to meet the Central Bank of Nigeria’s (CBN) recapitalisation deadline, but that achievement alone will not lift their market value or convince investors to buy more bank stocks, according to a new report by financial intelligence firm Proshare.
The Sun Nigeria
Jul
13th
2026
01:00
Emerging Tech, B2B Tag, Debt Issuance
Nigeria in 1min: Economic, Business and Financial Market Headlines – 130726
Proshare Morning Signal Today's macro picture points to a market growing more comfortable with Nigeria's reform trajectory. NGX's engagement with FTSE Russell over the T+1 settlement cycle signals a maturing capital market diplomacy, protecting the pathway back toward Frontier Market status.
Proshare
Jun
25th
2026
01:00
Adedipe’s Review that Nigeria is at the Reform Midpoint Affirms that Stabilisation Is Real, Transmission Is the Test
Prof. ‘Biodun Adedipe’s presentation to the Business Hallmark Policy Dialogue Series, moderated by Proshare’s Chief Economist, Teslim Shitta-Bey, arrives at a useful moment. Three years into Nigeria’s reform cycle, where the public conversation has hardened into two camps, one that celebrates macroeconomic stabilisation and another that points to persistent household hardship.
Proshare
Jun
25th
2026
01:00
B2B Tag
From Stabilisation to Transformation: An Adebayo Adedeji Lens on Nigeria’s Reform Execution Test
CFG Advisory’s June 2026 paper, authored by Tilewa Adebajo, returns Professor Adebayo Adedeji to the centre of Nigeria’s reform conversation. Professor Adedeji occupies an unusual place in Nigeria’s intellectual history, and this report is a timely contribution because it reframes a debate that has too often collapsed into a contest between defenders and critics of the present adjustment programme.
Proshare
Jun
18th
2026
01:00
Stablecoins in Nigeria: A Growing Cross-Border Channel - OpEd
The International Monetary Fund has published a Country Focus note examining the rise of dollar-pegged stablecoins as a cross-border payments channel in Nigeria. Authored by Axel Schimmelpfennig, the Fund’s Mission Chief for Nigeria, and Bo Zhao of the IMF Strategy, Policy, and Review Department, the note frames stablecoin adoption as a market response to long-standing frictions in moving money across borders rather than a speculative fad.
Proshare
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