How UNESCO got it wrong in Africa
May 30, 2017
The Nigerian telecommunications sector is said to be losing about $3 billion yearly to sharp practices, including call masking, SIM...
Read moreDetailsThe decision by the Nigeria Labour Congress to embark on strike Thursday to press for an increase in the national...
Read moreDetailsThe Nigerian stock market Thursday extended its bearish performance to the second consecutive trading session as profit taking in NESTLE...
Read moreDetailsA new study published this week in The Lancet, the world's leading independent general medical journal, shows that the health...
Read moreDetailsOil prices on Thursday rose close to $82 a barrel amid fears of a supply shortage as the U.S. prepares...
Read moreDetailsThe Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) on Wednesday listed revival of refineries, stability in electricity supply and regulation of multiple...
Read moreDetailsA 35 basis points gain that would have seen Nigeria's capital market All Share Index post positive outcome frittered away...
Read moreDetailsAgricultural analyst firm, Agribusiness Intelligence, is predicting global production of wheat will be down 33 million tonnes to 726 million...
Read moreDetailsThe Federal Executive Council (FEC) on Wednesday approved 64.2 million dollars for power supply project to communities within Escravos area...
Read moreDetailsGold prices edged lower on Wednesday in early U.S. trading ahead of the Federal Reserve decision that is expected to...
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