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Prices dropped from N300 per litre to about N200 per litre.

“These days, in a whole week, you may not get N5,000...which wasn't the situation before now," a driver lamented.

PREMIUM TIMES reported the exit of the telecom firm's major shareholder.

“Why has it not gone the way of others, particularly as it is managed 100 per cent by Nigerians?”

A panellist said Nigeria must look beyond getting out of recession.

Global migrant workers sent back to their home countries $445 billion in 2016.

The banking stocks were the toast of investors with Access Bank emerging the most traded.

The operation would involve mopping up of about N200.322 billion from the banking system.

Crude prices have fallen about 12 per cent since May 25 when OPEC agreed to extend its output limits.

The airline will start with 100 employees.

It is the fourth consecutive decline since January, the National Bureau of Statistics said.

Forcados exports resumed at the end of May after a nearly complete shutdown since February 2016.

The government is ratifying treaties that will help end profit shifting and tax evasion by multinationals.

A lawmaker’s aide died due to inability to pay for surgery.

The scanner is said to be an "astrophysics baggage scanner".

Interesting rates are between 25 and 30 per cent.

The $4.8 billion purchase of Yahoo had long been expected before the announcement in 2016.

“To achieve this, the 2018 budget needs to get to the National Assembly no later than early October.”

The company recorded a 47 per cent decline in its revenue earnings.

The FIRS generated more in first quarter 2017 than it did in first quarter 2016.

The amount was lower than N207.35 billion generated in the fourth quarter of 2016.

The airline and the affected pilot were subsequently fined N32 million and N1.5 million respectively.

Nigeria’s external reserves rose to $30.28 billion as at June 8, 2017 from $26.59 billion as at May 31, 2016.

Dollar exchanged for N363 at the parallel market.

Active telecommunications service customers declined by 3,217,688 in April, as against 152,467,198 in March.