The organized labour has walked out of a meeting organized by the government on the increment of petroleum pump price and hike in electricity tariff. The labour leaders insisted that the government should revert to the...
The United Kingdom Trade Envoy to Nigeria, Helen Grant has described Nigeria's economy as the fastest in Africa. Ms. Grant made the description while speaking during a two-day Nigerian Diaspora Investment Summit (NDIS) organised by the...
Nigeria's economy has plunged into its second recession since President Muhammadu Buhari assumed office in 2015. This is according to a new report released by the Nigeria Bureau of Statistics on Saturday. The report indicates that...
Nigerian banks have embarked on charging customers for every failed transaction. The move which could further compound economic hardship already assailing the masses, comes months after the CBN directed banks to penalise customers who initiate direct...
The Federal Government has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Republic of Niger for the transportation and storage of petroleum products Alhaji Garba Deen Muhammad, Special Adviser on Media to the Minister of State...
The Naira has further depreciated against the US Dollar and other currencies as it crashed to N478 in the unofficial market today. It traded at N475 on Wednesday at the parallel market which was pressured owing...
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