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The market capitalisation closed higher at N11.738 trillion compared with N11.700 trillion achieved on Monday.

Minister of Finance urges the commissioners to avoid unnecessary delays and adjournment of cases.

U.S. light crude CLc1 was 15 cents lower at $62.99.

Sharon Ikeazor also speaks on the allegations levelled against her in the handling of PTAD.

The CBN had on November 2 introduced new code of corporate governance rules for BDCs.

Mr Idris said the federal government had spent N16 billion on Treasury Single Account (TSA) transaction cost in two years.

Foreign Direct Investment also fell sharply.

Trading at the Bureau De Change window saw the naira close at N360 to the dollar.

The All-Share Index rose by 118.29 points to close at 32,124.94 against 32,006.65 recorded on Thursday.

The regulatory body is seeking to ensure over 80 per cent of the bankable adults in Nigeria have access to...

The Corporation says the measure is to sustain the supply of petroleum products across the country, especially during Christmas.

Nigeria ranks 146 in 2018, dropping by a spot from its 145th position in 2017.

The amount represents four per cent of total annual government revenue as reported to the IMF.

The profit was higher by 14 per cent when compared with N13 billion achieved in the corresponding period of 2017.

While authorised dealers got $100 million, the SMEs and invisible segments got $55 million each.

At the official CBN window, the naira exchanged at N306.60.

NEITI wants high ranking government officials to join IMTT.

They were found guilty for a scheme they created to profit from business deals Afren made with its Nigerian oil...

"The nation’s debt as at today was $73 billion, an increment of $10 billion from the $63 billion inherited in...

Ms Oteh joined the service of the bank in 2015 shortly after her stint at SEC.

The federal government has decided to invest in the Seven Critical Gas Development Projects to achieve the feat in 2020.

Two Nigerian tech start-ups made it to the semi-final in the Future Stars exhibition.

The All-Share Index which opened at 32,545.06 inched 362.27 points or 1.11 per cent to close at 32,907.33.

The Council attributes the loss to the absence of Nigerian-owned fleet plying the international route.

Nigeria has held ownership since 2014 in the troubled firm.