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Naira: Investment Firm Sets N1804/s Exchange Rate for 2025 The naira outlook appears pessimistic, at least, to investment experts at…
Ondo Raises Concerns over State Assets in Private Hands The Ondo State Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice, Dr Olukayode…
FBN Holdings Rights Issue to Close in 3 Days Diversified financial services group, FBN Holdings Plc., rights issue of 5,982,548,799…
Gombe Workers Salaries to Gulp N32bn in 2025 The Gombe state government says it will spend N32.24 billion on…
Abuja Chamber Advocates Business-friendly 2025 Budget The Abuja Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ACCI) has urged the Federal Government to…
Stanbic IBTC Bank has solidified its position as the leading Bank for capital importation in Nigeria, capturing an impressive 28.30% of total foreign capital inflows worth about $2 billion in the first nine months of 2024.
Watch All DStv Stations Free for 72hrs – MultiChoice All DStv customers will have free access to all DStv channels…
CBN to Offer N332bn Treasury Bills for Subscription on Friday The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) will offer Treasury bills…
The bearish sentiment on Bitcoin plunged cryptocurrencies market capitalisation downward by 4% after Christmas. Investors, basically on the retail end, reduced their bets on the world’s largest digital coin on Boxing Day.
The Nigerian Exchange has size-by-size stocks for investors. It is easy to find where ones belong. There are stocks that are priced to take out low-profile investors from potential intrusion—influential shareholders and perhaps some others with significant influence hate it when a moneybag tries to intrude. Did you see how Tony Elumelu doubled down bets on Transcorp Plc when Femi Otedola made a move?
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