- Nigeria’s Economy on Steady Growth, Tinubu Tells Deloitte Africa
- Federal Govt. Unveils $500m Niger Delta Agric Investment Fund
- Court Orders Final Forfeiture of 48 Properties Linked to Ex-Attorney General Malami
- FAAC: Nigeria’s Three Tiers of Government Share N2.55trn in June
- Ethereum Jumps on Morgan Stanley Filing, BitMine Earnings Boost
- ONDO Soars 17% as Ondo Finance Debuts First-Ever Tokenised Stocks
- Naira Rises Against US Dollar as Interbank FX Trades Ease
- Nigerian Exchange Index Declines, Market Cap Rises N390bn
Year: 2023
Mr Charles Eghobamien, the President and Chief Executive Officer, of Sunora Foods, says the company will commit about US$100 million as foreign direct investment in oil palm production and other crops in Edo.
The Bank of England (BoE) Thursday kept rates on hold for a second consecutive meeting and, barring some major unpleasant surprises in the data between now and Christmas, it’s fair to say the tightening cycle is over, said ING.
Mr Fife Banks, an entrepreneur has urged Nigerian investors to leverage the opportunities that the United States provides through its Employment Based (EB) platform.
The House of Representatives, says it will investigate the N200 billion expended on the postponed 2023 census by the National Population Commission (NPC).
Africa Finance Corporation (AFC) has exited its 35% equity investment in Atlantic Terminal Services Limited (ATSL), the concessionaire for the expansion of Ghana’s Takoradi Port, to the global ports and container terminals operator Yilport Holding.
Amidst Nigeria’s foreign exchange crisis, the apex bank said it has started to clear outstanding foreign currency forwards owed to deposit money banks.
President Bola Tinubu on Wednesday in Abuja urged members of his cabinet to work assiduously towards achieving the mandate of their ministries or be ready to leave the government.
Euromonitor International has forecast the GDP of Sub-Saharan Africa to double by the year 2040 from the 2022 figure of USD 2 trillion to over USD 4.5 trillion.
Vice President Kashim Shettima has sought the assistance of the United States Government on President Bola Tinubu’s administration’s food security agenda.
The benchmark yield on Nigerian Treasury Bills has expanded further amidst selloffs pressures in the secondary market. At the close of the trading session on Wednesday, the yield shifted upward by 20 basis points to 11.1% as investors’ risk appetite continued to shift.
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