UPDATED: WAEC releases 2026 WASSCE results, records 61.54% pass rate
The Head of WAEC’s Nigeria National Office, Amos Dangut, announced the results at a press briefing in Lagos on Wednesday.
The Head of WAEC’s Nigeria National Office, Amos Dangut, announced the results at a press briefing in Lagos on Wednesday.
The company said the reduction is to provide better service for its customers and Nigerians in general.
The CBN says previous increases were beginning to yield results and there was need to keep tightening. It tightened by ...
Headline inflation rose to 31.7 per cent in July, from 29.8 percent in June, the 11th consecutive month of increase.
Traders ignored impressive half-year earnings of Presco and FBN Holdings as they put huge volumes of both firms’ shares to ...
Improvement in the size of trade was just 6 per cent, which explains the slow rate at which the combined ...
The advance also drew support from Conoil and MTN Nigeria, which both reported moderate gains.
The currency depreciated by 0.6 per cent at the Nafex window, and touched the N600 $1 mark at the parallel ...
Thursday’s slide marks the weakest level reached by Nigerian stocks since January 31, and the new low is the culmination ...
Nigeria has faced fuel shortages since February after importing substandard fuel, resulting in weeks of severe scarcity and long queues ...
Different sectors including ICT, banking as well as consumer goods drove gain.
Many investors went for United Capital's shares.
Oil and Gas giant Seplat Energy set the bourse on a downward trajectory after traders sold their holdings.
A total of 142.2 million shares worth N2.5 billion were traded in 3,749 deals.
The Senate also reduced the targeted daily oil production.
The five-year re-opening bonds which would mature in April 2023 would be offered at 12.75 per cent.
The Monetary Policy Committee is not happy with the National Assembly's interference in crude benchmark.
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