NAICOM Chief, Sunday Thomas, Wins 2022 SERVICOM CEO Award

Heirs Insurance Group (HIG), Nigeria’s fastest-growing insurance group, has...

A peaceful outcome of the 2015 presidential election was the desire of the generality of Nigerians and the international community. Thankfully, we got it; and more. President Goodluck Jonathan converted his loss of the election to something remarkably positive for the country and for his legacy. His concession of defeat and early call to congratulate General Muhammadu Buhari, who emerged as President-elect, is surely an indelible mark in our strides to entrenching a democratic culture in Nigeria.

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Inspite of the challenging economic conditions and their adverse...

Maxim Makarchuk COO Jiji Africa Jiji, Nigeria’s leading online marketplace, has officially...

L-R: Mr. Olasupo Sogelola, Managing Director/CEO, IEI Plc; Official...

There is need for Nigeria to seriously rethink her Forex policy to spur investment and quicker economic recovery. At the same time, the country recorded growth of only 3.96% y/y in Q1, 2015, down from 5.9% in Q4-2014, according to Razia Khan, Economist at Standard Chartered Bank, London. She said Nigeria’s oil sector contracted by 8% y/y in Q1, following growth of 1% in the previous quarter. “Decelerating growth was seen across most sectors in Q1, with the exception of crop production. Q2 growth may be slower still, reflecting a slowdown in activity around the elections, and the transition to a new government.”

    As corporates proactively implement measures to operate more responsibly...