Dangote IPO: Firm reaffirms commitment to regulation compliance
FAAC shares N2.43trn among FG, states, LGs
Nigeria loses $749m from OPA deals with five oil firms
Nigerian banks accused of frustrating solar energy expansion
USADF, All On launch challenge for off grid energy
NAICOM sets N600m capital base for national micro-insurance licence
Global Rights, others kick as FG moves to generate power from coal
Stock market maintains upward trend as investors gain N79bn
Asset reallocation triggers N1.43trn decline in fixed income market
CBN injects $210m as naira depreciates to N360.65/$
Breaking: NNPC begins enforcement of N133.28 ex-depot fuel price
Nigerian Stock Exchange: FCMB, Skye Bank top gainers’ chart
World’s fifth largest diamond discovered in Lesotho
Crude oIl prices now $70

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PFAs invest 70% of N7.41tr pension assets in FG securities
PENSION Fund Administrators (PFAs) have invested N6.28 trillion out of the N7.41 trillion pension assets in Federal Government’s securities, as at the end of November 2017.
Appraising 2017 performance of Nigeria Customs Service
Analysts have bemoaned the 2017 performance of the Nigeria Customs Service, putting it below the performance in previous years. In this report, SAMSON ECHENIM writes that the prevailing policy environment formed a major consideration, while looking forward for a better performance in the current year.
Why MfBs charge high interest rate – Accion MfB boss
Newly appointed Managing Director of Accion Microfinance Bank, MfB, Mr. Taiwo Joda in this interview explains the factors that influence the high interest rate charged by microfinance banks (MfBs). He however expressed optimism that the trend would abate as more intervention funds are made available to MfBs. Excerpts:
Electricity: The high cost of living in darkness
AS was often the case in the past, officials of the Eko Electricity Distribution Company, EKEDC, recently stormed the popular Festac Town in Lagos for another round of mass disconnection due to what they claimed was the continued refusal by the residents to pay their electricity bills. But it was a mission that almost turned into a tragic misadventure.
Analysts project profit taking equities market this week
As investors gain N1.5trn in 5 days Stories by Peter Egwuatu FINANCIAL Analysts have predicted that the equities will be characterised with profit taking from investors this week as the six-day impressive rally in the Nigerian Stock Exchange, NSE was halted Friday last week. The uptrend in market performance from the prior week was sustained […]

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