SCIB Honours Ms. Efekoha with Best Staff Award

Africa’s leading payment technology and card brand, Verve International,...

The Managing Director, Ecobank Nigeria, Patrick Akinwuntan has advocated...

The Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria (AMCON) has so...

The Nigerian bourse, at the close of trade today,...

Mr. Moses Tule, Director of Monetary Policy, Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has stoutly defended the recent restrictions placed on forex by the apex bank, saying it is a move to stem gradual erosion of value of the Naira. The CBN had placed a ban on importers of certain commodities from accessing foreign exchange from the forex window. Tule was a guest speaker at a Forum organised by the Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) that sought to bring together the regulator and the private sector to discuss urgent and topical issues that have implications for the economy.

MainOne, West Africa’s leading communications Services Company and operator...

Staco Insurance Plc has firmly denied allegations of market...

The United States needs to act fast, wisely and comprehensively to shore up and strengthen its relations with Nigeria following that country’s recent successful national elections. Nigeria’s presidential and gubernatorial elections (held respectively March 28 and April 11) were a political triumph for the people of that country as well as for the continued positive trajectory of democracy across sub-Saharan Africa.