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LASACO Assurance Plc has declared N13.9 billion as a dividend for the year 2022 for its shareholders with the aim to diversify in the subsequent years for more profit.
The Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) says it will strike off one hundred thousand companies that have failed to file annual returns in the last ten years.
The average benchmark yield on Nigerian government bonds rose Thursday as a result of selloffs …
With a seesaw exchange rate movement, the Nigerian naira lost the fight against the dominant foreign currency
Airtel Africa recorded a loss after tax of $151 million in the first quarter of 2024 as a result of the Naira devaluation
The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) recorded a large daily loss of more than N111 billion Thursday as alpha seekers continued to offloaD
On account of a solid liquidity level in the money market, the short-term benchmark rates slumped sharply
The Murtala Muhammed Area (MMA) Command of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) says it generated total revenue of N38.7 billion in the first half of 2023.
Russian President, Vladimir Putin, says Russia will supply 50,000 tons of grains to some African countries in the next three months in its bid to ensure food security.
The African Export–Import Bank (Afrixembank) on Thursday in St. Petersburg, Russia, announced a credit limit of 30 billion dollars to support African investors willing to exploit the opportunities in Russia.