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Russell Okung, a self-acclaimed Bitcoin proponent, advised Nigeria to focus on achieving “economic independence and financial sovereignty” by establishing a Bitcoin standard.
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The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), on Wednesday, condemned what it described as “the outrageous statement credited to the Honourable Minister of Power, Adebayo Adelabu,...
A Federal High Court in Abuja has authorised the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) to arrest and detain six promoters of Crypto Bridge...
CBEX collapsed on Monday, and thousands of investors were unable to access their funds, with many of them besieging the Lagos and Ibadan offices...
The Federal Government has announced a ban on the importation of oil pipelines into Nigeria. The Minister of Petroleum Resources (Oil), Heineken Lokpobiri, stated...
In its regional economic outlook report, ‘Africa’s Pulse,’ on Thursday, the Britton Woods institution said the naira, the South Sudanese pound, and the Ethiopian...
Russell Okung, a self-acclaimed Bitcoin proponent, advised Nigeria to focus on achieving “economic independence and financial sovereignty” by establishing a Bitcoin standard.
Ahmed said the federal government is looking at various sources to enhance the revenue basket of the nation.
Sunrise Power had, on October 10, 2017, dragged Nigeria to arbitration at the court seeking a $2.354 billion award for “breach of contract”.
The World Bank recently said businesses in Nigeria lose about $29 billion annually because of unreliable electricity.
OPMAN National President said about N4.5 billion worth of onions and properties were destroyed by suspected hoodlums across southern states in the last few...
A single-day total internet outage would cost the country N48.596 billion in economic value.
The CBN and NCC noted that the new N6.98 per transaction provides a cheaper average cost for customers.
The MD noted that the collaboration was to decongest the ports in Lagos State.
The statement is aimed at debunking news on social media that it has shut the branches.
In a series of tweets, one Jackson Ude accused the DG of diverting N1.5 trillion into his personal accounts.