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Mr. Jadesimi’s appointment follows the approval by the Central Bank of Nigeria.

The discussants express hope that the law will provide a legal framework for transparency in the industry.

The figure represents an increase of 31 per cent when compared to N615.1 billion achieved in the corresponding period of...

The capitisation dipped despite N10.50 per share dividend declared by Dangote Cement

The agency says the exercise will enable investors know the business opportunities and potential of the states

The project was reinstated to ensure digitalisation of oil operations.

The e-fair will enable visitors to conveniently participate in the trade exhibition without leaving the comfort of their homes or...

The suspects include 15 Chinese and 10 Nigerians.

The newly blacklisted hubs include the Bahamas, the U.S. Virgin Islands and St Kitts and Nevis.

The new schedule follows assurances that the National Assembly would screen the newly appointed members of the MPC this week.

The NNPC says it will cut the level of fuel consumed from 60 million to 40 million litres.

The top losers in the market in the week were Jaupul Oil, Fidelity Bank, Unity Bank, African Prudential and Regency...

Several reasons were given for the reduction in bank accounts.

The law firm says it will shut down its remaining offices by the end of the month.

The minister and the lawmakers have been at loggerheads over the status of the moribund factory.

OPEC and other producers have cut output to reduce a global crude glut.

The new chairman has over 27 years experience in banking and finance industry.

The bank’s support in will be in three areas, namely operational and technical intervention, governance issues and policy

The meeting is coming after Senate confirmation of the committee's new members.

A delegation of AfDB ld by its president in on a tour of South Korea.

An MoU was signed between the two partners in Cairo, Egypt on Monday.

The council meets with some e-commerce representatives.

An official says that the North-west is the most 'financially excluded' zone with an exclusion rate of 70 per cent.

A lawmaker laments that Nigeria’s economy “is bleeding”.

The AfCFTA is a negotiated rules-based system that sets trade standards.