Nigeria’s export earnings rise 23.7% to $35.6bn in H1’26
Afreximbank, APPO establish Africa Energy Bank
Naira appreciates further to N360.30/$ in I&E
Promasidor honours 254 employees on long service
G20 ministers call for monitoring of cryptocurrencies
No investment of USD1bn with Milost – Unity Bank
Bearish sentiment persists as 31 equities shed weight
PIB: FG suspends award of fresh oil licenses
Invest in Rivers State, Wike begs leading European investors
NNPC to eliminate paper transactions
Fuel scarcity: Hope rises as FUPRE designs modular refinery
Milost move to inject $1bn investment in Unity Bank
Export of Agric commodities exceeds 150% in one year — NAQS
NERC breaks DISCOs’ monopoly, introduces MAPs
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SubscribeInvestors dump Cadbury shares despite 200% profit growth, dividend
Investors in the Nigerian Stock Exchange, NSE, Monday dumped the shares of Cadbury Nigeria Plc after the issuer reported 200 percent growth in profit after tax, PAT, for the year ended December 31, 2017 and recommended16 kobo dividends for the year.
CBN injects $210m as naira appreciates to N360.45/$
The Naira yesterday started the week with a 12 kobo appreciation to N360.45 per dollar, in the Investors and Exporters (I&E) window, even as the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) injected $210 million into the foreign exchange market.
FG, RMI to cut cost of electricity delivery by 60%
THE Federal Government through the Rural Electrification Agency, has entered into a partnership with the Rocky Mountain Institute, RMI, to bring down the cost of mini-grid-delivered electricity across the country by over 60 per cent.
Shell, GTbank agree $270m oil-backed loan to Amni
Shell Western Supply and Trading Limited, a subsidiary of Royal Dutch Shell and Guaranty Trust Bank have granted a $270 million loan to Amni International Petroleum Development Company Limited.
EKEDC appeals to police, armed forces on settlement of debt
THE management of Eko Electricity Distribution Companies, EKEDC, has urged security agencies to pay their outstanding debt.
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