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Investors’ risk-off disposition to the shares of Flour Mills, Zenith and GTB contributed most to the slide.

The currency gained at the official market.

Unanimously, the shareholders approved N272.6 billion as dividend, translating to N16 per share for the year ended December 31, 2020.

The OML license for the block partners Shell, Total, Exxon Mobil and Eni were renewed for another 20 years.

The CBN governor asks bandits to embrace Anchors Borrowers Programme.

The currency fell at the official market.

Fireflies helps take notes and also forms short bullet points from conversations with the aid of transcription tools.

The all-share index was down by 0.08 per cent.

Other categories of operators have a lower benchmark.

The move is expected to allow further economic growth, despite four-year high inflation, after the country exited recession last year.

Nigeria established the National Identity Database (NIDB) in 2007 to integrate all identity documents into the National Identification Number (NIN)

The awards come at a challenging time for the bank which recently came under regulatory action by the Central Bank...

The currency exchanged 410.25 for a dollar on the relatively flexible Nafex or Investors and Exporters window.

The benchmark index dipped by 34.69 points.

The currency gains at the official market.

The bond is the largest corporate debt in Nigeria's history.

To drive the initiative, the organisation said it set aside $1 million to black entrepreneurs and innovators across the U.S.

Launched in 2020, Mono helps digital businesses in Africa access their customers’ financial accounts for data and payments.

The list also has Access and Zenith Banks.

Nigeria's GDP rose from 0.11 per cent in the fourth quarter of 2020 to 0.51 per cent in the first...

All the key market performance indicators declined in the last week.

The currency fell both at the official and parallel markets.

Market breadth closed flat as there were 16 gainers against 16 losers.

The petroleum minister says the government is not in a haste to remove subsidy.

The CBN says more than N300 billion had been disbursed to companies operating in the southern part of Nigeria.