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The NDIC said it would resume verifying claims of depositors of the affected banks from December 21.
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The Federal Capital Territory(FCT) Abuja and the Kogi State Government have received food donation from the Aliko Dangote Foundation (ADF) as part of the...
Flutterwave, Africa’s leading payments technology company, has unveiled the Accelerate Workshop, a two-day virtual training programme aimed at bridging the gap between academic knowledge...
The Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI), in partnership with NIXIN Paper Mill Nigeria Limited, has called on the Federal Government to provide...
The Eko Electricity Distribution Company (EKEDC) has announced a 10-hour downtime for prepaid payment services scheduled for Tuesday, April 22, 2025. The Disco said...
Nigerian Exchange Group has commended its retired directors for their leadership and contribution to the development of the capital market. The reception for the...
The NDIC said it would resume verifying claims of depositors of the affected banks from December 21.
The federal executive council (FEC) approved the implementation of the first phase of IDSP on December 16, 2020.
According to our estimates, the tranche I buyback programme would have a negligible impact on our '20E EPS forecast.
The apex bank warned that any person who solicits the services of the unregistered companies does so at his or her risk.
Lower-income regions scored 62 points in the financial inclusion infrastructure category but Nigeria scored 57 points.
The Bank has put in place the Trade Finance Intermediary initiative to establish lasting relationships with these partner financial institutions.
Marketers have continued to let out their voices with regards to the inefficiencies in the deregulation process brought about the monopolistic supply nature of...
The inclusion of free duty and levy for commercial airline operators in line with presidential waivers and approval already granted by the President.
The finance bill 2020 will amend extant laws to facilitate and strengthen revenue mobilisation and growth in 2021.
Nigeria’s leading indicators reflect that the expected pace of recovery in Q4 2020 could reflect an improvement from the previous quarter.