Business

Tuesday made the 40th day since the ban on Twitter in Nigeria, and small business owners are counting their losses.

Authorities have seized over $400 million worth of cryptocurrency in the last one month.

The currency was unchanged at the parallel market.

Stocks sank further in a N71 billion bank-led retreat.

The new vehicles include trucks, trailers, tippers, cargo trucks and bulk cement tankers.

Shell had claimed the case would be better decided in Nigeria. Now, its subsidiary SPDC will now be part of...

The Bureau of Public Enterprises says it has shortlisted 30 projects for privatisation and concession.

BUA, which reported a profit of N72.3 billion last year, pledged to maintain its price amid an economic decline, but...

The Nigerian bourse is right into its earnings season, marked by releases of companies financials and announcements of dividends and...

The report says all FG’s salaries, overhead were financed with loans, CBN support.

The benchmark index and market capitalisation climbed by 1.47 and 1.49 per cent in that order.

Dangote tomato factory can only produce at one-fifth of its capacity, considering that farmers lack adequate resources for cultivation.

Naira plunged to 505 to the dollar.

The all-share index toppled by 475.68 basis points to close at 37,994.19.

This investment is a first of its kind in East Africa and is set to elevate entertainment companies in Africa...

The company says FAAN owes Bi-Courtney over N200 billion by depriving it of its legitimate earnings over the past 14...

The Egba women of Nigeria are keeping the craft of Adire making alive, and in doing so, earn modest forex...

The official noted the increased demand for cement which had led to higher retail prices despite significantly lower ex-factory prices.

Nigeria's tax agency accuses the firm of tax evasion.

The currency remained unchanged at the parallel market segment for seven consecutive trading days.

The index has been down by 4.47 per cent since the start of the year.

Vegetable oils, cereals, and dairy, led the decline, according to the Food and Agriculture Organisation.

Multichoice is the owner of the satellite television, DSTV, a popular subscription-based platform in Nigeria.

The expectation of banks' half-year earnings drive the all-share index up 0.22 per cent.

The currency closed at N411.45 per $1 on Wednesday, the same rate it exchanged hands with the hard currency in...