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Read moreDetailsGodwin Emefiele, CBN governor Fitch Ratings Inc., one of the world’s big three credit rating agencies, has said that its...
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Read moreDetailsDangote Cement Plc might have revived plan to raise fresh capital of $1 billion through the London Stock Exchange. An...
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Read moreDetailsOil cartel, Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), aims to agree on a longer-term partnership with non-member producers by the...
Read moreDetailsFitch Ratings has said that if Nigerian banks adopt a more market-based presentation of foreign-currency (FC) assets, liabilities and profit-and-loss...
Read moreDetailsGeneral Electric’s Power Service has signed a Multi-year Service Agreement (MYA) with Shell Petroleum Development Company for its 650MW Afam...
Read moreDetailsThe Nigerian equities market sustained gains Thursday as benchmark index, the NSEASI, grew 1.0 percent to 42,604.40 points while YTD...
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