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Interbank Rates Rise as OMO Bills Debit Drags Liquidity Interbank rates rose as the financial system liquidity was dragged by…

Naira Depreciates as Offshore Investors Upstream FX The naira dribbled backward against the US dollar in the foreign exchange market…

Cadbury Nigeria Slightly as Investors Increase Positions Cadbury Nigeria Plc has been an active player in the Nigerian stock market,…

Trade War Has no Winner, Protectionism Leads Nowhere, Says China The success of China and the U.S. will present opportunities…

Ponzi Scheme Victims in Nigeria Mostly Women – SEC DG The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) says victims of Ponzi…

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) raised N1.68 trillion from OMO bills allotted to authorised participants—local deposit money banks and foreign portfolio investors—at the primary market auction on Thursday.

N Seven Offers N81.60/s to Buy Minority Stake in Guinness Nigeria N Seven, the new single largest shareholder of Guinness…

NGX Rebounds with N216bn Gain as Investors Re-Enter Positions Equities investors gained about N216 billion as the Nigerian Exchange (NGX)…

The Lagos State Government (LASG) has officially released the 2025 Land Use Charge (LUC) bill with 15 percent discount for early payment. A statement signed by the Commissioner for Finance, Mr Abayomi Oluyomi, reaffirmed the government’s commitment to continuous world-class infrastructure and service delivery to residents.