How UNESCO got it wrong in Africa
May 30, 2017
Gains in the past two months have placed the Lagos-based Nigeria Stock Exchange (NSE) firmly ahead of peers in sub-Saharan ...
*Contribute 61% of local unwanted calls.... Nigerian telecommunications operators have been fingered as contributing largely to reported global spam calls ...
*Economic policy trust has floundered without requisite actions.... Though Nigeria has been projected to grow by 2.5 percent this year ...
Nigeria’s Debt Management Office (DMO) Wednesday raised about N106 billion through the Federal Government of Nigeria (FGN) Bonds. The 5, ...
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Nigeria’s federal government Wednesday approved the sum of N2.7 trillion for the payment of 20-year old outstanding debts owed pensioners, ...
Nigeria, Africa’s largest economy by gross domestic product, presently on a crude oil life support, owing to decades of dependency ...
The World Bank has clarified its role in the monitoring of the expenditure of the recovered loot by the late ...
The Nigerian equities market Wednesday extended its rally to the fifth consecutive session with the bourse’s benchmark index rising 0.5 ...
British insurer, Prudential, said it had bought a majority stake in Nigeria's Zenith Bank insurance business, Zenith Life, to give ...