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Read moreDetailsAn Abuja division of the Federal High Court on Thursday granted bail to Modibo Kawu, the director-general of National Broadcasting...
Read moreDetailsNigerian equities suffered a major contraction in April as the bearishness at the stock market defied earnings reports and dividend...
Read moreDetailsFirst-quarter gold purchases by central banks, led by Russia and China, were the highest in six years as countries diversify...
Read moreDetailsOil fell more than $1 per barrel on Thursday, pulled down by record U.S. crude production that led to a...
Read moreDetailsWith organised labour insisting on immediate implementation of the new minimum wage law, 17 states have agreed to pay even...
Read moreDetailsEleven Nigerian banks paid about N8.51bn Information Technology-related levies to the government in 2018, the audited financial reports of the...
Read moreDetailsAbout 15 to 20 cargoes of Nigerian crude oil from the April loading programme remain unsold despite the cut in...
Read moreDetailsNigeria, Kenya, Côte d’Ivoire and other sub-Saharan African countries raised over $17bn from bond issuances in 2018 in what the...
Read moreDetailsOrganized Labour has rejected the planned fuel subsidy removal and increase of the Value Added Tax (VAT), just as they...
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