Electricity subsidy bill hits N1.92trn in 2025 — NERC
Banks’ borrowing drops 89% to N126bn
ACL acquires four new vessels to tackle marine pollution
SON mobilises industries for 2009 Quality Week
Ebong gives reasons for union bank savings bonanza
Citgroup advises investors to sell Euro against Dollar
MFBs cautioned against branch expansion
Liquidity returns, share value rises by N136bn
Nigerians embrace National ID infrastructure upgrade
Is another naming ceremony on the way for ZAIN?
Textile workers raise the alarm over job losses
FG suspends sale of NITEL, raises project team
Kamara slams insurers over rate undercutting
Disability cover now part of group life insurance

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CardCentre Nigeria repositions, exit from SMEEIS
By Babajide Komolafe Cardcentre    Nigeria Ltd,    the pioneer in card technology and production said it has exited from the Small and Medium Enterprises Equity Investment Scheme (SMEEIS).
Equities’ gains drive market value by N160bn
Driven by gains on the share prices of majority of the quoted companies, the value of listed equities on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) appreciated, Monday, by N160.08 billion.
Ogun State set to raise N60bn Bond
In an apparent bid to meet its long term developmental goals, the Ogun State government is set to raise not less than N50 billion from the nation’s capital market, even as it refutes allegations from some members of the State House of Assembly that the state has no financial statement
Customs gets two helicopters to monitor petroleum export
After over 20 years of non monitoring of the nation’s petroleum export following the inability of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) saddled with the responsibility to get to the loading points, the Service has acquired two brand-new helicopters which are presently being assembled for that purpose as well as to combat smuggling.
KNOC demands restoration of OPLs 321, 323
THE Korean National Oil Company, KNOC has urged a High court sitting in Abuja to restore its two oil prospecting licences revoked earlier this year by the Federal Government over the company’s alleged inability to pay in full the signature bonus put at $485 million.

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