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FG to raise N470bn in third quarter
Moses ObajemuJuly 27, 2020
By Moses Obajemu The federal government is to raise a total of N470 billion in the third quarter of 2020 through the bond market. A
Banks write off N1.9tr bad loans — Agusto Ratings
Businessam StaffJuly 27, 2020
Loans totaling N1.9 trillion considered to be bad loans were written off by banks in the country in the last four years, a report by
Foreign reserves dip by $86m
Moses ObajemuJuly 27, 2020
By Moses Obajemu The CBN’s foreign reserves sustained its descent as forex outflows continue to outpace inflows, thus dipping by
Naira continues slide across markets
Businessam StaffJuly 27, 2020
There is no respite for the naira as it continued its downward spiral, depreciating to new lows across many markets as continuing
How NNPC officials contributed to the economic adversity of Nigeria by stealing $2bn crude oil – Firm
Businessam StaffJuly 27, 2020
A gripping expose of how officials of the national oil company, NNPC, undermined the nation’s economy and stole 48 million
Pre-registered SIM card usage thrives on despite sanction threats
Omobayo AzeezJuly 27, 2020
By Omobayo Azeez The war against sales and usage of pre-registered Subscribers Identity Module (SIM) cards in Nigeria is proving
Insecurity is a symptom of corruption and bad governance
Prof. Usman YusufJuly 27, 2020
Usman Yusuf The responsibility of citizens in any democracy goes beyond the ballot box, they must be active participants rather than
FG stakes N126.7bn loan on connecting 19 northern states to telecoms services
Omobayo AzeezJuly 27, 2020
By Omobayo Azeez The Federal Government of Nigeria is taking a sum of N126.7 billion credit from the China EXIM-Bank to deepen
Dangote Cement rakes in N126.14bn profit from N0.48trn H1 revenues
Omobayo AzeezJuly 27, 2020
By Omobayo Azeez Dangote Cement, the securities at the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) with the largest market capitalization has
Keli Gadzekpo: Pushes into Nigerian market
Oxford Business GroupJuly 27, 2020
What role do you expect technology to play in Ghana’s insurance sector going forward? KELI GADZEKPO: The more retail-oriented the