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PAC Holdings appoints Nentok Gomwalk as Group Executive Director

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By Athekame Kenneth
| BusinessDay Nigeria Verified
PanAfrican Capital Holdings Limited (PAC Holdings) has appointed Nentok Gomwalk as Group Executive Director (GED), effective January 1, 2026, in a move that underscores the Group’s commitment to leadership continuity, strategic growth, and strong governance. Gomwalk’s elevation to the executive role recognizes his significant contributions to PAC Holdings since joining the organisation, particularly in financial management, investment strategy, and corporate execution.
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ICYMI: CBN's 2026 bet, World Bank's Nigeria optimism, AFCON optimism and other highlights  - Businessday NG

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By Athekame Kenneth
| BusinessDay Nigeria Verified
CBN: 2026 offers real chance for Nigeria’s macroeconomic stabilisation The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) says 2026 could mark a turning point for the economy, projecting stronger growth, easing inflation and improved external buffers on the back of sustained reforms and better policy coordination.
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ICYMI: Doctors' strike, Rivers political tussle, Anthony Joshua's boxing future and trending other stories  - Businessday NG

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By Athekame Kenneth
| BusinessDay Nigeria Verified
Residents doctors in Nigeria prepare for strike on January 12 Nigeria’s public hospitals are set for renewed disruption as resident doctors plan to shut down clinical services nationwide from January 12, threatening access to healthcare barely days into the new year.
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