Tax Ombud set to launch taxpayer’s bill of rights, obligations
Imports choke textile industry, rise to N1.1trn in two years
FG moves to bridge $2.4tn infrastructure funding gap
FBN Capital wins Africa deal of the year awards
FG sells multi – billion naira Delta steel company to automobile firm
Power: How vandals constrained generation to 4,500MW— Minister
Readers response to ‘You can Invest’
Top 10 performing stocks
NERC issues licences to companies to generate 590MW
‘Falling oil price may not affect $3.8bn Egina project’
Shareholders condemn SEC over dividend rulings (2)
Nigeria’s gas demand to hit 10bcf — NNPC
Lower oil price’ll not stop rise of solar panels
Learn to cut prices in dwindling sector, service providers told
Petrolog acquires ocean diving vessel
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SubscribeNigeria’ll soon to be self-sufficient in food production — Dangote
DANGOTE Group has expressed optimism that with its ongoing agricultural projects across the country, Nigeria is on its way of being self-sufficient in the areas of food production.
Lamudi.com targets offline market with Dial4Home
Online real estate marketplace, Lamudi.com has launched a property hotline for the Nigerian community.
Europe set for LNG supply surge after premiums top Asia
Europe is luring twice as many liquefied natural gas (LNG) tankers as last year and more are expected in what is now the premium-priced market after a year-long demand slump in Asia. In just a week, seven new LNG tankers embarked for Belgian, British and Dutch ports and six more may arrive in the next month, attracted by the widest and most consistent premium to Asian prices in at least five years, price data on Reuters Eikon shows.
Britain sells 1.0% stake of Lloyds bank for £500m
Britain has sold a 1.0-percent stake in state-rescued Lloyds Banking Group for £500 million ($769 million, 677 million euros) under plans to return it to private ownership, the government said Monday.
Capital market has absorptive capacity to finance national budget —Ogiemwonyi
The stock market is a long-term market. If you weighted out the last crisis, the chances are, that you may have recovered or near recovery. Until the recent crash relating to the uncertainties in the economy. Only those who borrowed to be in the market and have a lot of debt to worry about may have challenges. Those who sold may have suffered, but it is better to find someone to help you with professional advice.
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