Digital Finance growth outpaces confidence — Bridgforte
Europe set for LNG supply surge after premiums top Asia
Britain sells 1.0% stake of Lloyds bank for £500m
French-Africa economic forum in retrospect
Nigerian phone market not saturated yet —Olukotun
My ultimate goal is to go into manufacturing —Nzube Odina
IGI’s new MD to restructure operations, reposition firm
Relationship marketing: Between experience & customized Coke
Lafarge, Shelter Afrique seal affordable housing deal
Dangote set to complete world largest refinery, fertilizer, rice plants
Chi Exotic deploys ‘taste of paradise’ TVC
Alleged Missing $20bn Oil Revenue: Our True Story – NNPC
How Maritime can change Nigeria
Naira hits N215 to dollar at BDC’s segment
Political uncertainty hits Nigeria stocks, currency

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NSE plans initiatives to maintain Africa’s investment destination
The Nigerian Stock Exchange, NSE, has expressed it readiness to introduce initiatives that will help position it as attractive listing and investment destination in Africa.
Investour 2015: Africa needs stronger brand
Branding and promotion, foreign direct investment, human resources development and visa facilitation were among the key topics in focus at the VI Investment and Tourism Business Forum for Africa (INVESTOUR).
How to grow small businesses
ALL entrepreneurs desire business growth but most don’t know how. It is one thing to start a business but growing a business is where the real challenge lies. The big question is how do you grow a small business with little or no money?
CIS, ICAN, NBA sign 5-year economic development pact
The Presidents of three major professional bodies, the Chartered Institute of Stockbrokers (CIS), the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (ICAN) and Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) have signed a five-year collaboration agreement for overall development of Nigeria’s socio-economic life.
Shippers’ Council moves to reclaim 300,000 metric tonnes of transit cargo
THE Nigerian Shippers” Council, NSC has commenced moves to reclaim over 300,000 metric tonnes of transit cargoes that were hitherto lost to port of neighbouring countries.

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