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Only last week the CBN denied any plan to devalue the Naira, as "the market fundamentals do not support Naira...

The country will now have a uniform rate for the official rate, bureau de change operators, importers and exporters

The agreements were signed between Nigeria friendly nations for the promotion and protection of investments of one party in the...

The share index grew by 119.85 points or 0.54 per cent to close at 22,198.43 compared with 22,078.58 achieved on...

The All-Share Index dipped 711.06 points, representing 3.12 per cent, to close at 22,078.58 compared with 22,789.64 on Wednesday.

The agreement is a move expected to relieve liquidity crunch caused by the global spread of the new coronavirus.

With the plunge in crude oil prices, the government had no option than to respond to dynamics of the international...

The CBN governor, Godwin Emefiele, said the stimulus package will boost local manufacturing and import substitution

The FIRS said the electronic system would also help block leakages in tax collection.

The committee will strengthen fiscal transparency, accountability and sustainability in the states.

Facebook says it will give $100 billion in aid through loans and ad credit to small businesses.

The All-Share Index (ASI) lost 162.12 points or 0.71 per cent to close at 22,543.07 compared with 22,705.19 on Monday.

“A new date for the conference will be announced as soon as possible,” an aviation official said.

The decision to jettison the plan was taken "due to current realities in the global economic landscape."

The market capitalisation shed N14 billion or 0.12 per cent to close at N11.832 trillion against N11.846 trillion posted on...

The bank creates targeted credit facility for small and medium scale enterprises as well as households impacted by the COVID-19...

This week, the iPhone maker reopened all 42 of its locations in China after they began to be shuttered in...

Nigeria has failed for decades to reclaim its pre-oil global cocoa production ranking despite promises by various governments. Things are...

The implementation of the policy became effective on Wednesday, March 11, an official says.

On Thursday, the naira slipped to over N400 against the dollar, raising fears of further depreciation among Nigerians.

The official said despite the current grim circumstances and macroeconomic fundamentals, the CBN does not intend to devalue the Naira.

The reality of COVID-19 is beyond health implications, as economic implications also abound.

SEC calls for concerted efforts by all sectors to tackle the challenges.

Oil price crashed to $33.15 per barrel, a decline of nearly 20 per cent due to the impact of COVID-19...

The refinery is expected to double Nigeria’s refining capacity and while providing cost savings helps in meeting the increasing demand...