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An economist speaks on why the CBN should not change the monetary policy at this time.

According to a regulatory filing with the Nigerian Stock Exchange, the resignation took effect on November 21, 2019.

The new appointment is to take effect from March 1, 2020.

“For the past three months, we have been doing everything possible to ensure we make progress."

The All-Share Index rose by 119.33 points to close at 26,991.42 against 26,872.09 achieved on Thursday.

An official says the company is very delighted to welcome the new appointees to the Board of Access Bank.

NBS said this in its “Nigeria GDP Report for Third Quarter 2019’’ released on Friday in Abuja.

CBN says Nigeria is blessed with several varieties of cassava that could be explored to optimum potential.

The market capitalisation which opened at N12.923 trillion inched N46 billion or 0.36 per cent to close at N12.969 trillion.

The government expects 1.2 million jobs to be created through the utilisation of the loan.

At 13.5 per cent, Nigeria's policy rate, which is at par with Malawi, is the sixth highest in Africa.

The official said he sourced the data from the World Bank.

The bureau lists states with the highest and lowest prices of the products.

The governor of Lagos visits the company's offices in China.

The market capitalisation grew by N23 billion to close at N12.905 trillion against N12.882 trillion posted on Monday.

Mrs Belo-Olusuga’s retirement follows her completion of the maximum 12-year term limit.

Public hearing on Bill holds today.

The two properties are located in Lagos and Abuja.

An official assured the distribution of the seedlings would soon resume.

New CEO will lead the company's restructuring after Mr Avuru's exit in July 2020

Appointment takes effect on November 18

This is 0.36 percentage points higher than the rate recorded in September 2019 (11.24 per cent).

The registrar of the agency says the body could also bring an end to the high incidence of non-performing loans...

GENCOs lament the inability of the NBET to honour the agreement it had with them.

The market capitalisation of listed equities rose by N4 billion to N13.071 trillion from N13.067 trillion on Thursday.