An unidentified Nigeria stowaway man has been found dead inside the landing gear compartment of an aircraft from Nigeria to Netherlands. The KLM flight which departed Nigeria April 19 is one in many reports of Nigerian...
The World Bank has stated that businesses in the country suffer an annual loss of $29 billion as a result of “unreliable” electricity. This was even as the Apex bank noted many Nigerians were reluctant to...
Just as global foreign direct investment (FDI) collapsed in 2020, falling 42 per cent from $1.5 trillion in 2019 to an estimated $859 billion, latest UNCTAD Investment Trends Monitor showed that Ghana edged out Nigeria in...
Heritage Bank Plc has further reiterated its commitment to the growth and development of the creative and entertainment sector by supporting the “Rita Dominic Acting Challenge.” A statement issued by the bank said It has in...
Amazon, US retail giant has announced that it would be opening its first African office in South Africa with a real estate investment of over R4 billion. This announcement is coming a week after Twitter choose...
The Senate has approved the sums of $1.5billion and €995 million external loans for the Federal and State Governments. The senate gave the federal government the go ahead at its plenary session on Wednesday after considering...
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