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The loss was recorded between January and July 2019.

Mr Odu died on Tuesday, a disclosure sent to the Nigerian Stock Exchange, said.

An official says the approval was in line with its objective of enhancing financial inclusion in the country.

The results mark a steeper loss from the previous year when Qatar Airways reported a loss of 69 million dollars.

An MTN official suggested the firm would issue the commercial paper through the Nigerian Stock Exchange.

Nationwide implementation of cashless policy effective March 31, 2020, CBN says.

Airtel recorded the highest loss, dropping by 10 per cent to close at N283.50 per share.

About 67 per cent of the outstanding N5 trillion debt is said to be owed by just 20 individuals/entities.

The DMO says units of sale is N1, 000 per unit, subject to a minimum subscription of N50 million.

The arrival of the new aircraft is confirmation of the airline’s commitment to increase its capacity and meet the demands of its guest.

The form says it Wants to focus on experienced talents.

Women and young girls speak about why they adopt manual stone breaking as a daily job.

The headline inflation reduced from 11.08 per cent in July to 11.02 per cent in August.

MTN joins the ongoing efforts to accelerate the CBN’s drive for financial inclusion.

Mr Dangote wants the government to enforce its decision to cut the importation of tomato-paste to reduce dumping of subsidised paste.

The All Share Index (ASI) shed 204.68 points to close at 27,574.32 against 27,779.000 achieved on Friday.

The Iran-backed Houthi militia in neighbouring Yemen, have taken responsibility for the attack in Saudi Arabia.

The 25th edition of the Nigerian Economic Summit (NES#25) will hold on October 7 and 8in Abuja.

Aramco has agreed to buy a 70 per cent stake in SABIC from the Saudi state Public Investment Fund.

Mr Wabote says Nigeria continues to provide leadership and guidance to other African nations that want to understudy its content law implementation.

The market capitalisation rose by N171 billion to close at N13.522 trillion against N13.351trillion.

Nigeria’s Ease of Doing Business score improved by 1.37 points from 51.52 distance to frontier (DTF) in 2018 to 52.89 in 2019.