- Betaglass Posts N16.2bn Profit in H1-2026
- South African Rand Trades Sideways as Risk Sentiment Improves
- Trump Orders Restriction on U.S. Birthright Citizenship
- Oil Prices Rise, Brent Nears $84 over Shipping Route Uncertainty
- S&P 500 Dips as Wall Street Bearish, European Markets Rally
- Nigeria Rejoins World Energy Council, Inaugurates Governing Board
- Fuel Subsidy Gulped N1.16trn in 2021-RMAFC
- Nigerian Naira Falls as Forex Demand Surpasses Dollar Volume
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The Ebonyi State Governor, Francis Nwifuru, has approved the extension of retirement age and length of service for teachers in the state from 35 years to 40
The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has reopened the international border in Kamba town of Dandi LGA in Kebbi State to promote international trading between
Nigeria needs to deploy other measures to combat ugly inflation conditions pushed by policy inconsistency of the past administration, analysts said, noting that
MSCI Inc. has finally removed Nigerian securities from its frontier markets indexes category, MarketForces Africa confirmed by the global investment service
The Naira witnessed FX market-wide gain amidst a claim that the local currency is currently undervalued. While staying on the upside, the naira is suffering
The local businesses are facing intense pressure as macroeconomic indicators continue to drop sharply. Companies’ earnings are under threat as a result of the
Telecommunications giant, MTN Nigeria Plc, experienced strong buying interest in its shares
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