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The lawmakers say the aviation sector was facing a crisis.

The IMF had predicted that Nigeria’s economy would grow away from a recession in 2017.

Dino Melaye alleged that MTN illegally repatriated more than $13.9 billion.

In Sango-Otta, Ogun State, the enforcement team shut Allied Atlantic Distilleries Limited.

NIMASA refuted the claim that it was owed monies in excess of $10 billion.

“In certain African countries, the currencies have really gone down," the Emirates chief said.

The development bank is set to take off with $1.3 billion seed fund from the World Bank.

“Breaking of our seals is a criminal offence and anybody involved in such an act will be prosecuted,” the FIRS...

Out of AMCON's total portfolio, only about N1.4 trillion has been recovered.

“Kiobel will demonstrate that Shell encouraged, facilitated, and conspired with the Nigerian government to commit human rights violations against the...

New figure is highest in 11 years and the eighth monthly rise in a row

States with solid mineral deposits in their domains can now acquire mining licenses and develop the resources.

The naira on Thursday continued to hedge against the dollar in all the major segments of the forex market.

The All-Share Index which opened at 28,027.23 lost 172.45 points or 0.61 per cent to close at 27,854.78.

The recommendations focused on five key areas, including governance and economic environment; business environment.

Mr. Ibrahim recommended that Nigeria adopts the economic model of Iran in order to record meaningful development.

Mr. Udoma says there some policy initiatives by past administrations which are still relevant.

Aviation unions welcome the government's decision.

A report has said seven banks were undercapitalised to the tune of N1 trillion.

Mr. Udoma failed to respond to a question on debt status, and has been widely reported as demonstrating incompetence.

Mr. Saraki explains why the Senate has not passed the PIB.

The government says the scheme would create jobs.

“During harvest when prices of products are low, farmers are not usually happy," the vice president said.

At the official inter-bank market, the Naira closed at N304.75 from N306.71 posted on Friday.

“If we continue to export so much of our values through imports, we are leaving so little for ourselves."