How UNESCO got it wrong in Africa
May 30, 2017
Royal Dutch Shell on Thursday announced that its profits rose in the first three months ended 31 March 2018, backed...
Read moreDetailsA 15 percent growth in non-interest income was the main revenue driver in the first quarter for Access Bank, a...
Read moreDetailsThe Nigerian equities market pared gains from previous session Wednesday due largely to sell-offs in major bellwethers, including DANGCEM (-1.2%),...
Read moreDetailsFBN holdings, Nigeria’s foremost financial services company and parent company of First Bank of Nigeria Limited, has reported a profit...
Read moreDetailsTony Elumelu, Founder Tony Elumelu Foundation (M), Jim Yong Kim, the President World Bank (left), and Jeff Weiner, CEO Linkedln...
Read moreDetailsThe future of Nigeria’s e-commerce sector has been projected to be bullish with growth expected to be by N15.5 trillion...
Read moreDetailsThe African Development Bank (AfDB) says Africa loses about $50 billion annually to illicit financial flows out of the continent....
Read moreDetailsBargain hunting in market bellwethers - NESTLE (+5.0%) and ZENITH (+2.6%), as well as DANGSUGAR (+2.2%), helped halt two-day bearish...
Read moreDetailsThree windows of Nigeria's foreign exchange market benefited from a Central Bank of Nigeria intervention Tuesday, that was essentially aimed...
Read moreDetailsExternal drivers, namely, global oil prices and international movement in the dollar exchange rate, have been predicted to shape Nigerian...
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