Emzor raises N26.7bn bond to boost local drug manufacturing
Dangote Refinery secures court orders against NMDPRA
Interconnect rates ready next month — NCC
CBN withdraws N110.5bln from circulation
FG set to deregulate oil and gas sector
Customs boss charges officers to justify promotion
Union Bank’s boss assures stakeholders
Firm to hold international dredging summit
New CG of Customs urged to dismantle more units at seaports
NSE indicts banks over failure to lend to real sector
World Bank, Kogi set aside N850m for community projects
Ghanaian VP warns insurers against over depenence on third party
Stanbic IBTC plans to consolidate pension market leadership
ILAN to lobby legislators for charter status
Financial market witnesses confidence crisis — Otubu
NURTW appoints Healthcare PHB for RAHIS
CIIN still hunts for 5,000 graduates
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SubscribePoor asset quality: Operator supports risk management criteria
The Managing Director of Meridian Microfinance Bank, Lagos, Mr. Innocent Ezema, is advocating the use of risk management elements by operators in the microfinance sector.
Oceanic Bank will continue to lend and support projects —Aboh
Managing Director of Oceanic Bank International Plc, Mr. John Aboh, has said that the bank would continue to lend and support the development of infrastructural projects across the country. He also assured customers of the bank of the safety of their deposits, saying the bank is safe and sound.
Vandalism: Shell shuts Utorogu gas plant in Nigeria
SHELL Petroleum Development Company (SPDC), operated of the Shell/NNPC joint venture on Thursday halted operations at its Utorogu gas plant in the southern Niger Delta following suspected sabotage of the Escravos-Lagos Pipeline system.
Cost of funds hit 23% as scarcity of funds intensifies
The scarcity of funds (liquidity squeeze) in the interbank money market intensified last week prompting cost of funds to rise to 23 per cent
Cash calls: Revenue Commission worried by NNPC’s role
ABUJA -THE Revenue mobilisation Allocation and Fiscal Commission (RMAFC) on Friday warned that the execution of the joint venture cash calls (JVCC) initiated by the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) was having an adverse effect on the nation’s economy.
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