Landing cost of petrol falls to N1,283.81/litre
CBN grants JPMorgan approval-in-principle to establish merchant bank
StarTimes broadcast in Maiduguri, offers discounted decoder, antenna
New Chivita 100% unveils Limited Edition pack
CHINI unveil plans for Creativity Week 2018
Energy drinks producers battle consumers’ health concerns
Oando: Reps probe Adeosun’s suspension of SEC boss
CBN laments failure of banks to lend to SMEs
Deutsche Bank subpoenaed for Trump-related documents
Grand cereals excites consumers at Lagos international trade fair
SEC crisis: Reps ask Finance Minister, to maintain status quo on Gwarzo
Transcorp Hilton bags World Luxury Hotel Award
OPEC oil output falls by 300,000 bpd in November
Competition to heighten amongst tier-1 banks
FG urges manufacturers to improve product quality, engage ICT
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SubscribeNNPC’s Baru rushes back home to battle fuel queues
The Group Managing Director of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), Dr. Maikanti Kacalla Baru, Tuesday, cut short his trip to London, as concerns increased over the sudden fuel queues nationwide
Nigeria’s used-car market faces deep technological disruption
Technology is fast becoming a major influencer of the already thriving used-car market in Nigeria hence disrupting the entire value chain of auto business in the country. Nigeria spends an estimated 1.2 trillion Naira on importation of vehicles as recent statistics has shown.
Stanbic IBTC facilitates N6bn facility to Kellogg Tolaram
STANBIC IBTC Bank and Stanbic IBTC Capital have facilitated a N6 billion medium term facility to Kellogg Tolaram Nigeria Limited to finance the construction of a new cereal manufacturing plant in the Lekki Free Trade Zone, Lagos.
Moody’s raises fresh concern over FG’s credit profile
Moody’s Investors’ Services, a global credit rating agency, has said that Nigeria’s credit profile at B2 Stable is constrained by the country’s continued exposure to shocks, weak institutions and elevated deficits.
Great Place To Work expands network
Great Place To Work, a global research, consulting and training firm, plans to reach 1000 customers in 12 African countries within the next five years.
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