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"Until recently, I did not know there was an Institute of Packaging in Nigeria."

The Minister of State for Petroleum expressed joy that the deal would bring more investments into the country.

A union leader directed the company’s workers at offshore locations to shut down rigs.

The report said price movements were recorded by all items.

The government will no longer provide money for joint venture cash calls from 2017.

”In 2016, January to date for example, NPDC alone recorded 59 security incidents," an official said.

Seventy-nine per cent of the crew that took part in the ballot voted for strike action.

The Chief Executive Officer says the information is with the DPR.

The House fixed the exchange rate of naira to a dollar at N350.

The House says the nation’s electricity market had been privatised.

Nigeria targets N10 trillion revenue in 2017

Mr. Kachikwu says the power to supervise the industry should reside with the minister.

Lloyds of London has threatened to blacklist Nigeria operators.

Tanzania president met with Aliko Dangote to resolve the dispute.

Mrs. Adeosun says the government would tackle infrastructure deficit to unlock productivity.

The Pound Sterling and the Euro closed at N602 and N515, respectively.

The budget minister says the country is targeting a seven per cent growth rate by 2020.

Naira depreciation and economic challenges slow down ECOWAS economic integration.

The Executive Secretary, African Free Zones Association, speaks on the impact of free trade zones on African economy.

The figure Is N34 million lower than the N942 million revenue recorded in October.

Some Arik passengers protested poor treatment by the airline.

As the holidays approach, the naira is fast losing strength.

The Eurobond is part of the country’s plans to borrow a total of N1.8 trillion ($5.8 billion) from abroad and...

Arik Air and no fewer than 40 passengers have been at loggerheads over the non-arrival of their baggage.

"The Dangote Cement factory has asked for gas supply at below market prices," Tanzanian government said.