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Your safety is our primary concern,” Julius Berger added.

Top officials of the Akwa Ibom State Government have visited the scene of the incident.

Julius Berger hopes the new cashew processing factory “shall form the cornerstone” of its diversification move in the agriculture sector.

We have selected six top stocks for this week based on their performance and potential.

NGX 30, the index that tails the 30 biggest stocks on the exchange, climbed 0.82 per cent to its summit ...

Multiple companies that offered their investors bonus shares feature on this week's list.

President Buhari is expected to commission the bridge in October 2022.

BUA Cement, PRESCO and Fidson also make the cut.

Meyer and Julius Bergen are also on the list.

The all-share index rose 0.57 per cent.

Flour Mills features on the list by virtue of being priced below its intrinsic value.

The all-share index was up by 68.01 basis points at 39,252.19.

The all-share index advanced by 0.15 per cent.

“The motive is to decongest the old Toll-Gate area to avoid gridlock and unnecessary time-wasting in traffic jams."

The tax credit for the Apapa-Oworonshoki-Ojota expressway is valued at N21.6 billion while that of Lokoja-Obajana-Kabba expressway is valued at ...

The all-share index fell by 226.26 basis points to close at 39,267.11.

The Industrial Index was the worst performer of the five sectoral indices, declining by 1.19% to 2,043.63 index points.

The stocks rose 0.57 per cent.

The former Super Eagles assistant coach died in Lagos at 72.

The market capitalisation was down 0.54 per cent to close at N12.858 trillion compared with N12. 928 trillion on Monday.

The market capitalisation which opened at N12.695 trillion lost N162 billion to close at N12.533 trillion.

The market capitalisation of listed equities which opened at N12.715 trillion shed N20 billion or 0.16 per cent to close ...

The market capitalisation, which opened at N12.033 trillion, rose by N375 billion or 3.12 per cent to close at N12.408 ...

The market capitalisation which opened at N11.945 trillion lost N152 billion or 1.27 per cent to close at N11.794 trillion.

The committee was also tasked to ascertain the capacity of the company to deliver the projects.