How UNESCO got it wrong in Africa
May 30, 2017
Nigeria’s foreign reserves received yet another boost worth $200 million on Tuesday following an order from the London Commercial Court...
Read moreDetailsCharles Abuede Nigeria’s equities market continued its bullish performance Tuesday as investors took positions in fundamentally sound stocks ahead of...
Read moreDetailsCharles Abuede 40.9 % of Nigerian women have no access to financial services Financial access is skewed towards male adults...
Read moreDetailsProviding funding for research and development is pivotal to making sure that customers' needs are met, Umar Dambatta, executive vice...
Read moreDetailsOnome Amuge The African continent lost $830 billion through illegal outflows of capital in the first 15 years of the...
Read moreDetailsBen Eguzozie, in Port Harcourt As state’s investment climate blurs more The unending political spat between incumbent Rivers governor, Nyesom...
Read moreDetailsThe Nigerian equities market opened the new week bullish on Monday as high cap stocks continued to catch the fancy...
Read moreDetailsOnome Amuge L-R: Abdul Samad Rabiu, executive chairman/CEO, BUA Group, and Wamkele Mene, secretary general, AfCFTA, during a courtesy visit...
Read moreDetailsBy Hussein Sayed, Chief Market Strategist at FXTM Equity markets in Asia, along with European and US futures, edged slightly higher...
Read moreDetailsBy Charles Abuede Consumers pay more, get less service value Networks providers charge consumers 7.5% VAT on calls, text ...
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