- FG to Bar Defaulting Contractors From Public Procurement for Five Years
- DisCos Remit N385,44bn to Electricity Market in Q2,2026 – NERC
- Oando, Wema Bank Drag NGX Index Lower, Investors Lose N104bn
- XRP Lost 5% as High-Ticket Investors Sell Off, Bug Fixes Delay
- CBN Takes Steps to Strengthen Nigeria–China Financial Corridor
- Tinubu Urges IOCs to Give Indigenous Firms More Energy Contracts
- Bitcoin Drops by 4% as S&P 500 Retreats on Equities Selloffs
- BOI Targets N1.85trn Annual Lending, 3m Jobs by 2027
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FG to Bar Defaulting Contractors From Public Procurement for Five Years The Federal Government has directed the strict implementation of the National Guideline on…
DisCos Remit N385,44bn to Electricity Market in Q2,2026 – NERC…
Sell pressure in Oando, Wema Bank, and other decliners dragged the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) All-Share Index
Oil prices posted weekly losses of about 7% on Friday as growing optimism over a possible US-Iran agreement overshadowed persistent geopolitical tensions and supply risks in the Middle East.
Gov. Umo Eno of Akwa Ibom says plans have been concluded for the state to implement an oil palm revolution targeted at boosting economic prosperity.
XRP rose slightly on Friday as investors returned to position amidst X’s strategic decision to integrate Ripple’s live price charts for tracking movement. Trading data showed XRP gained 0.34% to settle at $1.39, following earlier reported profit-taking by retail investors in the crypto market.
South African Rand momentum eased against Western currencies as US-Iran clashes reverse market optimism. The United States and Iran exchanged fire on Thursday in the most serious test yet of their month-long ceasefire, but Iran said the situation returned to normal.
Stoked by negative sentiment, Bitcoin (BTC). Ethereum (ETH) and Ripple (XRP) prices declined on Friday amid US-Iran tensions, triggering a fresh cryptocurrency selloff.
Nigerian Maritime Stakeholders Demand End to Dollar-Denominated Port Charges A quiet but growing rebellion is…
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