- NGX Index Rebounds on Small-Cap Stocks Revival, Gains N208bn
- Lagos Opens N200bn Bond for Subscription at 16.75%
- Africa Digital Assets Pre-Launches Kenya, Namibia Tokens to Democratize Finance
- XRP Breaches Safety Net as Ripple Deepens Wall Street Footprint
- Fuel Discount Promo, not Restoration of Subsidy – NNPC Ltd.
- Airtel Money Completes London Stock Exchange IPO
- Lagos Assembly Sets up Committee to Recover Government Assets
- NDIC Pays N1.5 bn to Over 10,000 Depositors of Newly Failed MFBs
The Minister of Solid Minerals Development, Dr Dele Alake, says plans are ongoing by the Federal Government to establish six mineral centres in the six geo
The Minister of Information and National Orientation, Mohammed Idris, has said the sum of N494,000 national minimum wage being demanded by organized
Oando Plc, an energy solution provider, has posted a turnover of N3.4 trillion in its 2023 full year-end unaudited financials. The figure represents an increase of 71 per cent when compared to N1.9 trillion posted in 2022.
Nigerian Breweries Plc has officially completed the acquisition of a majority stake (80%) in Distell Wines and Spirits Nigeria Limited (Distell Nigeria), according to an official statement.
The African Development Bank Group (AfDB) has unveiled its new Ten-Year Strategy 2024–2033, a blueprint to confront Africa’s pressing challenges and to help
The African Banking Digital Transformation Report, a collaboration between pan-African publication African Banker and Backbase, creators of The Engagement
Real Madrid will face Borussia Dortmund in Champions League final today at Wembley. After defeating Bayern Munich in the semifinals, Los Blancos may win their
Market data from cryptocurrency exchanges shows that the price depreciation of Bitcoin on the final day of May reduced the value of the entire cryptocurrency market to $2.53 trillion, a decrease of 0.11% from the previous day.
The National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) says Nigeria will host the Gulf Information Technology Exhibition (GITEX) in 2025.
Nigeria’s foreign exchange crisis has gotten so bad that even the monetary authority’s currency injections have not been able to reverse the value of the naira. It was a fight to survival in the foreign exchange market where sustained demand for imports forced the Nigerian naira to descend for a kiss with the dragon, which caused the local currency to bleed.
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