- Wall Street, FTSE 100 Surge as AI Shares Gain Momentum
- Nigeria’s US Dollar Bonds Dumped as 10-Year Yield Surges to 8%
- Nigerian Banking System Excess Liquidity Climbs to N7.31trn
- Oil Dips as US-Iran Negotiations Progress, Brent Falls to $110
- CBN Intervenes in FX Market, Injects $500m to Ease Supply Stress
- Bitcoin Falls Below $80k Ahead of Federal Reserve Rate Decision
- Naira Losses Deepen, Exchange Rate Weakens to N1,367/$US
- Equities Investors Gain N2.6trn as Dangote Cement, FirstHoldco Rally
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EU Allocates €1M for Fight Against Diphtheria Outbreak in Nigeria
The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), says the average retail price of a litre of petrol increased from N195.29 in October 2022 to N630.63 in October 2023.
The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) says the average price of 5kg of cooking gas increased from N4,189.96 recorded in September to N4,562.51 in October.
Gov. Umo Eno of Akwa Ibom has presented an Appropriation Bill of N845.63 billion for the 2024 fiscal year to the state House of Assembly for consideration and approval.
An Enugu State High Court presided over by Justice Chukwunweike Ogbuabor on Tuesday adjourned a N4 billion lawsuit against First Bank of Nigeria Plc to Jan. 16, 2024, for hearing.
An FCT High Court on Wednesday admitted the suspended Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Godwin Emefiele to bail in the sum of N300 million.
The European Union (EU) has promised to support Nigeria with €30 million for the next five years toward enhancing the fight against corruption.
Gov. Abba Yusuf of Kano State has presented an additional N24 billion 2023 supplementary budget to the House of Assembly for approval.
Nigeria Plans to Re-establish National Shipping Line
Nigeria stocks rebounded with about N32 billion gain after the local exchange opened the week on a negative note, resulting in a more than N57 billion decline in market cap.