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“Net profit for the quarter rose to 7.1 trillion won (6.13 billion dollars)."

In 2015, Guiness Nigeria posted a Profit After Tax of N7.7 billion.

Internet users dropped to 91,910, 341 in December as against 92,446,687 users recorded in November 2016.

The NBS explained that the trend is not surprising given the largely informal structure of the Nigerian labour force.

The lawmakers gave the BOI 72 hours to provide the details.

Emerging market currencies gained, with South African rand gaining 0.8 per cent.

Over one million Note 7 phones were recalled.

Produced in Nigeria, the campaign’s multi-dimensional application has been trending on the social media and other platforms.

The Country Manager of Google talks about the online giant in Africa's biggest market.

The power minister explains why the figure has not been a reality.

Licensed BDC operators bought $250 million on Thursday.

Nigeria's Finance Minister provided the information on Thursday.

The NNPC says it has 1.3 billion litres, sufficient to serve the nation for more than 38 days.

Lawmakers argued that the bill would help spur sales for local manufacturers.

‎Nasarawa State generated the lowest revenue for the period under reference at N1.05 billion.

"After a careful review of Nigeria’s efforts ... the EITI Board has decided that Nigeria is making meaningful progress..."

"Transactions in VCs are largely untraceable and anonymous."

The restructuring came after a review of the bank's staff strength and industry standards, an official said.

InfraCredit was conceived as a sustainable framework for stimulating infrastructure investments.

The price of cooking gas has gone up in various parts of the country.

Despite the price drop, people are not buying the property, the agents said.

The NLNG had refuted claims that the company increased the price of liquefied petroleum gas, LPG, in the market.

E-dividend payment platform was introduced to address the rising incidence of unclaimed dividends in the Nigerian capital market.

Total recorded the highest price loss to lead the loser’ table.

Trading at the interbank market saw the Naira weakened further at N305.25 to a dollar.