How UNESCO got it wrong in Africa
May 30, 2017
Debt-troubled Etisalat has finally terminated its management agreement with its erstwhile Nigerian arm, giving the business a three-week timeline for...
Read moreDetailsCrude oil could end the year selling at $60 per barrel if a call by Citigroup senior energy analyst, Eric...
Read moreDetailsA whooping sum of $1trillion in investments is estimated to have been lost by crude oil investors in the current...
Read moreDetailsNigeria and Libya, which have both boosted oil production since they were exempt from global cuts this year, may be asked...
Read moreDetailsThe patience of indigenes of the heartlands of Nigeria’s oil production appears to be running thin, according to a report...
Read moreDetailsNigeria, along with Yemen, Somalia and South Sudan, is to benefit from $638 million in new aids that have just...
Read moreDetailsNigeria’s central government would continue its expansionary fiscal stance into 2017-18 in an effort to drag Nigeria out of the...
Read moreDetailsLate rallies from Zenith Bank, Transcorp, Dangote Cement and Sterling Bank helped Nigeria’s equities market turnover to close positive Friday...
Read moreDetailsThe Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), a member of The Economist Group, has projected that Nigeria’s inflation figures would remain high...
Read moreDetailsThe global economy enjoyed further steady growth in June, according to the latest PMI data, finishing off a solid second...
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