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The souls of our ancestors will now rest in peace!
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With the exception of Ghana, inflation in most sub-Saharan African economies moderated in December with a remarkable decline in headline...
Read moreDetailsVitol, the world’s largest independent oil trader, will lead a $530m oil-for-loan deal with Shoreline, a Nigerian energy company, as...
Read moreDetailsYemi Osinbajo (2nd from right), Nigeria's vice president at a World Economic Forum meeting The World Economic Forum (WEF) has...
Read moreDetailsThe Nigerian equities market closed positive Wednesday as benchmark index expanded 1.89 percent to settle at 44,885.24 basis points as...
Read moreDetailsKemi Adeosun, Nigeria’s minister of finance; Akinwumi Adesina, president of the African Development Bank (AfDB); and Ken Ofori-Atta Ghana’s minister...
Read moreDetailsThe Global X MSCI Nigeria ETF (NGE), which invests in among the largest and most liquid companies in Nigeria,...
Read moreDetailsOil prices slipped slightly Wednesday but remained firm underpinned by tightening supply and strong global demand. This is just as...
Read moreDetailsPatience Oniha, director-general, Debt Management Office, Nigeria The Nigerian government said it would raise $700 million from external creditors to...
Read moreDetailsThe equities market sustained its positive close Tuesday as The Nigerian Stock Exchange All-Share- Index inched 2.2% higher to 44,054.72...
Read moreDetailsNigerian equities’ turnover rose sporadically in 2017 by 121 percent from N0.58 trillion to gross N1.3 trillion, according to the...
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