How UNESCO got it wrong in Africa
May 30, 2017
The return of Nigerian banks to the international bond markets marks a small step towards reducing maturity mismatches between foreign-currency...
Read moreDetailsNigerian equities market 3-day bull-run was reversed at the close of trade Tuesday as bourse’s all-share index fell 0.8 percent...
Read moreDetailsIn a bid to diversify its energy sources and optimize other assets for power production, Nigeria is targeting 30 percent...
Read moreDetailsCalls for land tax for unused agricultural land or underutilized agricultural land The African continent is in prime position to...
Read moreDetailsNigeria’s inflation rate eases marginally to 15.98 in September from 16.01 percent in August but food prices remain sticky, rising...
Read moreDetailsThe Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Monday continued to maintain liquidity in the Foreign Exchange (FOREX) market by injecting 195...
Read moreDetailsThe Nigerian equities market closed Monday in the green as the bourse’s all-share-index rose 0.3 percent to 36,971.27 points on...
Read moreDetailsBloomberg Global City Housing Affordability Index has indicated that London properties are still being priced high despite impending relocations post-Brexit...
Read moreDetailsOil markets jumped Monday on concerns over potential renewed U.S. sanctions against Iran as well as conflict in Iraq. An...
Read moreDetailsNigerian equities Friday appreciated 0.32 percent to close benchmark index at 36,848.17 basis points as against 36,320.93 points last week, which represents...
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