Byline: Onome Amuge

By Onome Amuge. Nigerian private sector business activity expanded slightly in September, a reversal from the contraction in August,

By Onome Amuge. In recent years, there has been a growing trend of Nigerians using AI and machine-based applications that are rapidly

By Onome Amuge. Gold began the year on a bullish territory as it rose over 13 per cent in the first five-month period. However, the

By Onome Amuge. Kaspersky has identified Nigeria as one of the most vulnerable countries to mobile cyber threats in the world as

By Onome Amuge BUA Cement PLC has led the charge towards making cement affordable for consumers, especially those in the building and

By Onome Amuge The United Bank of Africa (UBA) has emerged the most profitable bank in Nigeria so far in 2023 as its key financial

By Onome Amuge. Global oil prices jumped to their highest settlement price of 2023, following a ‘larger-than-expected’ slump in US

By Onome Amuge. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has advised policy makers in sub-Saharan Africa including Nigeria, to re-anchor

By Onome Amuge. YouTube Shorts, the short-form section of the video-sharing website YouTube, has reached over 70 billion daily reviews