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The NLC says it is devising ways to prevent treasury looters from evading justice for upward of seven to 10...

The reserves have declined steadily in recent months.

The president says the foreign exchange restriction would not be immediately reversed.

Traders at the parallel market said the appreciation was fuelled by currency speculators.

“If there is no major shift, the price would continue from January to March 2016."

NNPC ​is ​working to ensure full efficiency of ​the ​country’s refineries.

The Lagos chamber of commerce and industry suggests ways the government can respond to the financial crunch.

The illegal refineries were located in Rivers, Delta, Bayelsa, Edo, Kogi, Ondo, Cross River, Akwa Ibom states.

Oil workers say they don't oppose the deregulation of the sector, but they want a holistic implementation of the policy.

The station was found ​also​ selling above official rate at night.

Mr. Kachikwu said more refineries are coming on stream to bolster availability.

The debts of airlines is a result of failure to promptly settle invoices as at when due.

"If we are able to reduce importation, the demand for the dollar will fall automatically."

An attempt by the government to cut fuel subsidy in 2012 led to what came to be known as the...

The new system takes off January 4, 2016.

MAN says the manufacturing sector should rather be given forex allocations.

Fuel production in Kaduna Refinery increased from 1.5 million litres per day to 3.2 million litres of petrol daily

NLC says it is ready to mobilize against any governor who sacks workers.

NIRSAL will help de-risk agricultural lending in Nigeria.

​The ministry is to come up with fresh bidding process.

Excess crude revenue balance remained $2.58billion as at December 22.

The council is working to produce a national corporate governance code.

The capital expenditure increased by over 300 percent

The Nigerian economy needs to move away from dependency on oil. Our growth must be inclusive.

All-share index, ASI, appreciated by 0.72 per cent