News Reports

OPEC's secretary general, Mohammad Barkindo, says electric cars too will be a fitting alternative to combustion engines.

Naira closed at N394.25 at the Wednesday trading session at the importers and exporters window.

For Company Income Tax, N295.72 billion was generated as against N416.01 billion generated in third quarter.

The minister says the platform will be web-based for citizens to report through.

The reserves grew by $1.29 billion in two months.

The currency strengthened against the dollar at the importers and exporters window.

Nigeria relies heavily on importation, and buys a reasonable amount of even food from other countries.

Authorities put the value of the seizure at N952million and say the items were headed to Vietnam.

The AEDC says the outage will affect parts of the capital city.

The group forecasts growth for 2021 at 5.5 per cent as against 5.2 per cent.

The Customs chief says he has been wrongly criticised for not implementing a law signed by the president in December...

Airtel Africa, Flour Mills, WAPCO, MTNN and Fidson largely stoked gains the same day the central bank held benchmark lending...

The company's turnover has touched its second lowest point since 2016.

"A crash in price could mean huge losses for some new traders and investors, as well as a golden opportunity...

Atlas Mara has received offers from local banks wishing to buy over Union Bank.

Prosecutors say an email was sent by former attorney general, Bello Adoke to one of the accused.

Naira lost both at the import and export window, and the parallel market.

The fear is heightened by the latest FGN Bonds that opened on juicier rates for long-tenored bonds.

The pacts seeks to generate 10 megawatts of electricity per annum.

Chevron operates in the area.

Ghanaian cement grinding plant, Continental Blue Investment, has been heaping up losses since inception in 2017.

The situation remained fairly stable at the parallel market.

Transcorp was the most active stock with 428.292 million units of its stocks worth N559.209 million traded in 903 deals.

The bonds are under the N70 billion Flour Mills of Nigeria Plc’s Bond Issuance Programme.

Fibre optics cables have expanded by 16.4 per cent during the period.