Digital Finance growth outpaces confidence — Bridgforte
Transport minister receives final report on Ibom sea port
Investor education key to market development – SEC DG
Nigeria’s economic devt’s impossible without job creation — NIM
Mansard acquires Penman, begins pensions operations
Oil projects to suffer delays over crude price decline — NNPC
Pump price reduction: Whitewashing a broken fence
‘I don’t want to lose money’
Nigeria’s production down by 160,000 bpd — Alison-Madueke
Petrol price reduction: FG considers increase in marketers’ margin
Vandals attack Trans Forcados pipeline again
Egbin Power invests N50bn
Nigerian banks can’t fund oil, gas exploration — Osahon
Naira devaluation has forced us to reduce prices —Bajaj
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SEC okays Access Bank’s N52.6bn rights issue
Access Bank Plc has secured approval of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to proceed with plans to raise N52.6 billion in a share sale as it pursues expansion and stronger cash reserves.
High cost of doing business worries SMEs
“Schools and Institutions should recognise these certificates, giving credits to students should they choose to further their studies. Students from universities and polytechnics should be encouraged to join the workforce for work experience and to advance their career path.”—
Banks’ capitalisation inadequate to finance oil and gas industry
The Director of Petroleum Resources (DPR), Mr. George Osahon has said that the banking sector is not capable of financing exploration in the oil and gas industry. According to him, the banks have very low capital base to finance exploration in the country.
We have robust rules to protect retail investors — Onyema
In the life of any exchange around the world, the reality is that you are going to have listings and delistings on annual basis. Companies will list for various reasons, but you will also have delistings either those that do not meet your standard any more or those that have committed regulatory breaches or those that voluntarily want to delist because it is not in their business interest anymore to continue to remain listed.
Youth unemployment in Nigeria up to 50% —Mckinsey & co
Global business and public sector leaders were in Davos Swizerland engaged in debate about the growing youth unemployment which many have said is growing in an uncomfortable proportion.

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