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A expert said speculators take advantage of the movement of the naira to manipulate the market.

A man sought damages after he accused Airtel of unsolicited messages.

“Government can also privatise those idle asset that have become redundant like the refineries," the MAN president said.

A gloomy picture is also expected for November from the NSE.

“At MTN, we are excited about the possibility of bringing more than 19Tbps of connectivity to the community."

"...we still haven’t had many of our customers return the ones we sold them," a dealer said.

The Nigerian currency gained N4.06 at the interbank market.

Okomuoil led the gainers’ table, growing by N3.95 to close at N4.70 per share.

EITI seeks disclosure of ownership in the extractive industry.

Within the last three years that the sector had been privatised, the DISCOs had been operating at a loss, an...

The tomato processing says it is moving its plant to China.

The cargoes are stacked at the Ikorodu Lighter Terminal.

One benefit of online accounting software is access to financial information wherever you are.

Forte Oil said the two appointments would enhance the capacity of the Board.

he loss after tax, which stood at about N47.6 billion last year decreased by 25 per cent.

The stockbroker and his firms had been suspended by the Securities and Exchange Commission.

The currency exchanged at N468 to the dollar as against N470 it traded on Friday.

7UP recorded the highest loss, shedding N7.94 to close at N150.86 per share.

President Buhari wants the huge figure to finance infrastructure projects.

Broadband penetration has reached 20.95 per cent.

There are new allegations of fraud and forgery.

The Nigerian currency gained 50k to exchange at N304.50, from N305 posted on Thursday.

“We lose a lot of money exporting unprocessed raw materials," Kemi Adeosun said.

“To date, budgeted personnel cost and debt service obligations have been fully met on schedule."

The bank’s profit after tax (PAT) grew by 19 per cent to N57.1 billion from N48.1 billion in 2015.