Cornerstone Insurance, FIN Insurance meet NIIRA 2025 recapitalisation requirement
Naira depreciates to N361 in I&E
Subsidy removal caused fuel scarcity – DAPMAN
FITCH predictes growth for Nigeria’s economy in 2018
Activist scores Okowa low on environment, tasks FG on Ogoni clean up
Nigeria earns N398bn from LNG, cooking gas exports
LCCI projects 3% GDP growth in 2018
Global coal demand to hit 5.534bn tonnes by 2022- IEA
NAICOM insists insurers pay outstanding fines
Stock market: Foreign investors’ participation up 241% in 11 months
Egbin power targets additional 1800MW under phase 2 expansion plan
OPEC, non-OPEC, others set for Nigeria’s NIPS – Project Director
Nigerians lack adequate knowledge of NipeX – Investigation
Sahara Group hinges future on synergy, diversification
We will ensure members comply with regulation — Tinubu
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THE Vanguard Businessman of the Year is conferred, not just on any rich man, but specifically, on one with impact and imprint on the industry he/ she operates in, as well as creating diversified value in the industry value chain and the society at large. In 2017, Alhaji (Dr.) Muhammadu Indimi (OFR) fits the several measures employed by Vanguard Editors in selecting one out of the so many qualified Nigerians.
Retail investors are backbone of our market — Olatokunbo
Alhaji, Gbadebo Olatokunbo, former National Publicity Secretary, Nigerian Shareholders Solidarity Association of Nigeria, NSSA, in this interview with Peter Egwuatu, spoke on issues affecting the capital market as well as his expectations on quoted companies’ performance in the third quarter. Excerpt:
Global insured loss climbs to $306bn
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Sigma Pensions donate to Kaduna eye centre
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Nigeria lost over $400bn to capital flight before Content Act
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