How UNESCO got it wrong in Africa
May 30, 2017
Barclays AfricaBarclays Africa plans to join the Nigerian Stock Exchange in July and is exploring opportunities in three other African...
Read moreDetailsNigerian stocks continued their downtrend Thursday, recording negative year-to-date (YTD) gain as currency and country risks influenced investors to move...
Read moreDetailsA force majeure on Bonny Light crude exports by Shell in Nigeria, as well as delays in crude loading at...
Read moreDetailsOil prices will rise in the coming months but they will not hit the psychological $100 dollar mark, analysts predicted,...
Read moreDetailsIbe Kachikwu, Nigeria's minister of state for petroleum resources, has opened up on the progress of modular refineries in the...
Read moreDetailsManufacturers Association of Nigeria has been urged to engage the electricity distribution companies for effective resolution of its N29 billion...
Read moreDetailsIncreasing yields on treasuries in the United States are casting a dark shadow on Nigeria's financial market as foreign portfolio...
Read moreDetailsThe depressed state of Nigerian equities failed to abate Wednesday as benchmark index, the NSEASI, dipped 1.08 percent on domestic...
Read moreDetailsThe organised private sector (OPS) in the southwest geopolitical zone has lent its support to Nigeria’s bid to join the...
Read moreDetailsGlobalData, a leading data, and analytics company, says global economic growth would be driven by Asia in 2018 just as...
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