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The report said the federal government’s debt accounted for over 68.72 per cent of Nigeria’s total foreign debt outlay.

The NNPC chief briefed President Muhammadu Buhari on his activities.

Another eight banks were found to have played by the rules.

Naira lost only one point.

The money was invested in the first couple of weeks following takeover of the airline.

The firms shut included a construction company and a hotel.

The former head of Stanbic IBTC Bank says the government economic recovery is “timid”.

Mrs. Adeosun speaks on the economic policy of the government.

The official said that the development led to a loss of 3,500 megawatts of electricity generation

The Executive Secretary announced that NEITI would introduce a ranking reward system.

Mr. Okorafor said no intervention was made in the retail window in Thursday’s auction.

Its profit before tax increased by 38 per cent to N31.2 billion.

Earlier in the week, the 'Quest Means Business' anchor had been spotted in Oshodi.

The bid will lead to the procurement of six firefighting trucks.

The payment schedule included an initial settlement of $17.2 million within two weeks.

The ministry said the federal government spent N28.9 million on the British consultancy firm.

On Monday, the Central Bank supplied a total of $150 million to the interbank wholesale market.

Godwin Emefiele address lawmakers on the Central Bank's activities.

"I think some steps are beginning to be taken, but it is still quite a long way to go."

The bank’s gross earnings also dropped to N212.41 billion from the N217.09 billion.

The Nigerian currency traded between N380 (buying rate) to N385 (selling rate) on Monday.

The banker is asking the court to order the bank to reinstate him without further delay.

The highest value for the Pounds Sterling was on Wednesday April 19.

“Revenue mobilisation is critical to the success of Nigeria’ s economic reform agenda," the minister said.

The apex bank spokesperson urges Nigerians frustrated by banks to call and lay complaints.