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FG inaugurates Abuja School of pensions, retirement planning
Nestle Nigeria on Thursday in Port Harcourt unveiled a new Maggi product called Maggi Signature in the South-South region of the country. Mr Dele Gbadeyan, Nestle Nigeria Sales Manager for Rivers Region, said during the launch that Maggi Signature was borne out of a research effort to satisfy customers.
Fidelity Bank Plc on Thursday announced gross earnings of N48.4 billion for the first quarter of the financial year 2019. According to the report, the gross earnings represented a growth of 11.8 per cent when compared with N43.3 billion achieved in the comparative period of 2018.
Oyo Assembly passes Family Planning Bill
Brent oil rose above $75 per barrel on Thursday for the first time this year as quality concerns
AfDB signs $50m agreement with Natixis to boost trade finance in Africa
First Bank of Nigeria has said that its efforts to deepen financial inclusion in Nigeria has grown its network of mobile money agents to over 22,000 agents.
BOA’s N250bn recapitalization fund to focus on small holder farmers, says MD
Dr Vivian Elumelu, a Trustee of Elumelu Foundation, on Thursday restated the foundation’s commitment to partner with the National Health Care Development Agency (NHCDA), to improve access to vaccine coverage and reduce infant mortality indices in Nigeria. Elumelu, who is also GAVI Champion for immunization in Africa, said this at a news conference in commemoration of the 2019 Africa Vaccination Week on Thursday in Abuja. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the 2019 Africa Vaccination Week is celebrated annually between April 22 and 28. “As a GAVI ambassador, I am advocating for vaccine for all and recognise that…
On the back of non-remittance infractions by banks, the lawmakers have initiated move to probe banks, and its regulatory arm, the Central Bank of Nigeria. As a result registered alleged failure in remittance of stamp duties collected, Stakeholders have asked the government to remove the burden the stamp duties places on banking transactions.