NNPC profit drops as revenue slips by 29.6% in July
Consumers pay N1.2trn for electricity in six months — NERC
Ghana bans goods from Nigeria, other countries
Procter & Gamble holds symposium, spends $2bn on R&D
Forex: CBN sold $2.5bn in November, got $2.48bn inflow
Ambode hosts 5th Lagos Corporate Assembly
NNPC spent N307bn on subsidy in 2015
Nigeria, others to have more access to electricity in 2020
Kachikwu meets Qatar, Saudi over crude crash
Nigeria’s budget at risk as IEA warns of more oil surplus
Naira falls to N345/$ in parallel market
CBN, operators differ on ruling exchange rate
Forex: German investors seek guarantee on profit repatriation
Nigeria to commence 24 hours trading settlement cycle
Stutern, Jobberman tackle unemployment with internships
CBN aiding exploitation of bank customers — CAFON

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Budget crisis puts foreign investments on hold
Following the controversy over the alleged padding and errors in the 2016 Budget, some corporate economics have raised concern on the implication for national economy recovery and foreign capital inflow.
Sell the refineries for $1— Maduafokwa
Mr. Casmir Maduafokwa is the Chief Executive Officer, of Tecon Oil Services, and NigerBlossom Drilling Company. In this interview, he speaks about salient issues in oil and gas, as well as the economy, from a problem solving stand point.
‘Akwa Ibom will become hub of agriculture in 2020’
“Akwa Ibom State will become the hub of agricultural activities in Nigeria and the entire West African sub-region by 2020, when the efforts of the current government in developing agriculture begins to yield positive results within the medium term and in the long-run expectation. Also, output optimisation in agriculture in the state will translate into job creation for the indigenes, especially the youths”, said, an entrepreneur, Princess Gladys Assam.
Economic crisis: African countries need strong macroeconomic fundamentals — Economist
As the economic crisis facing Nigeria and other West African countries deepens, financial experts and policy makers within the sub-region have been trained to build solid macroeconomic fundamentals to drive the economies for optimum productivity.
Nothing can quell my passion for vocational skills— Bawo, Microbiologist turned entrepreneur
In 2005 when she suffered a first-degree burn in her booming bakery and was grounded for two years, nobody imagined Bawo Onabanjo would ever step a toe in a bakery as her hands were practically rendered useless. Today, the Microbiologist turned Event Management Consultant isn’t only back to her first love but also teaching others every single skill she is adept at. Bawo who is married to Dr. Stephen Olumuyiwa Onabanjo, a medical practitioner and pastor, speaks on her forthcoming training holding in Lagos from 22nd through 27th of February, 2016, in this interview, and much more.

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