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The United Kingdom maintained the biggest source of capital inflows for Nigeria, with a total investment of $594.65 million, followed by the Netherlands with...
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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 United Kingdom maintained the biggest source of capital inflows for Nigeria, with a total investment of $594.65 million, followed by the Netherlands with...
Annual inflation has been above the 9% top of the central bank’s target range since 2015.
About 32 states in the country got less than 1% of the loans and a combined 12.01% of the loans buttressing just how concentrated...
The loan will focus on four areas of engagement.
The issuance was suspended due to the Nigerian Treasury Bills auction of December 9, 2020, which distorted price discovery.
The trade minister lamented that despite having 33 licensed FTZ operators in the country, only 12 are operational due to poor implementation.
Oil prices are staying on course on the bias that the world’s largest economy has begun the vaccination campaign against COVID-19
The General Commerce sector achieved the highest dip of 12.79% in the NPL, moving from N171.55 billion in Q2 2020 to N149.60 billion in...
The rise in transaction volume for direct debits suggests more Nigerians are adopting direct debit as a form of payment.
12 Nigerian companies raised the fund through Commercial Paper issuances from the capital market in nine months, despite the economic downturn.