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The potentials of the Nigerian economy could see its GDP rise to $6.4 trillion by 2050.

The affected officials are to face investigative panel

MTN previously made a N50billion “goodwill offer” to express commitment to out-of-court settlement.

The directors of the bank recommended a final dividend of 30k per share bringing the total dividend for the year...

The bank says most adult Nigerians are locked into low-productivity and low-income jobs with no job or income security.

Mr. Buhari says continued importation of food exposes Nigeria to external shocks.

Government cannot successfully carry out such massive restructuring without the workers.

Solid minerals sector contribution to the GDP is currently 0.3 per cent.

The trademark of most state governments is long convoys of latest models of exotic cars for governors, executive council members...

Food prices sub-index increased at faster pace in February by 11.3 per cent.

The amount excludes $321 million (about N63.24 billion) expected from the Swiss authorities.

Bank records 10 percent growth in gross earnings

The president speaks to the African Petroleum Producers Association.

SEC is determined to unlock this potential of the Nigerian Capital Market

The bank declares N301.9bn in gross earnings.

Government cannot restructure the industry alone

Customs boss says the equipment needed for the nation’s international airports will cost N20 Billion.

Guinness was accused of storing expired raw materials in its rented warehouse in Lagos.

The authorities of the bank are said to have overlooked the huge deposits in its TSA compliance arrangement.

The Minister apologises for not consulting with the senate leadership on the plan.

NERC implores distribution companies to reduce rate of customer complaints

NNPC workers say they received satisfactory explanations from the government.

Mr. Kachikwu says he doesn’t want the industry to shut down.

Okomu Oil Palm records highest gain to lead the gainers' chart

Oil workers accuse the minister of a "hidden agenda".