- Nigerian Naira Falls as Forex Demand Surpasses Dollar Volume
- XRP Price Tanks on Corporate Selloffs, Clarity Act Delay
- Bitcoin Price Declines on Spot ETF Flow, Stagflation Concerns
- Worldcoin Sinks 6%, Eightco Holdings Discloses 8.4% Holdings
- Nigeria Launches Global Investors’ Expo to Market Credible Projects
- Dangote Refinery Tops U.S. as Europe’s Largest Jet Fuel Supplier
- Nigerian Stock Market Surges as Investors Gain N192bn
- Cardano Gains 10% on Inter-Blockchain Communication Launch
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An Information Communication Technology (ICT) expert, Oluwafemi Osho, says the adoption of Artificial
Nigerian listed deposit money banks would require N2.8 trillion to meet recapitalisation requirement of the apex
The Kebbi Government says it has approved the subsidy allocation of N3.34 billion to 3,344 prospective
The Centre for the Promotion of Private Enterprise (CPPE) has advised the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to
The naira is regaining ground in foreign exchange markets thanks to renewed regulatory interest in exchange rate
Pension Fund Administrators (PFAs) have bolstered their government bond holdings amidst a shrinking negative
The number of electricity consumers rose by 410,000, from 11.71 million in the third quarter of 2023 to 12.12 million
Some experts in the power industry have urged the Federal Government to prioritise investment in modern power infrastructure to mitigate frequent system
A Development Economist, Prof. Ken Ife, says some sectors may soon likely witness a drop in prices as the Naira appreciates against the Dollar.
The Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) says it remains committed to managing the grid and ensuring its stability amidst ongoing challenges.