The President of Dangote Group, Aliko Dangote, has disclosed that his friend who earlier warned him against investing in Nigeria is now taunting him for
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Why we accepted N70,000 minimum wage – NLC
By Deborah Tolu-Kolawole The President of the Nigeria Labour Congress, Joe Ajaero on Thursday gave reasons why the Organised Labour accepted the proposal of N70,000 minimum
Chi-Farms empowers Military wives with poultry equipment, birds
By Kazeem Akande Chi-Farms Limited on Monday empowered 9 Brigade Nigeria Army personnel wives with poultry equipment and birds for economic sustainability. The News Agency
Former Konga CEO, Imudia, commits suicide in Lagos home
Former Chief Executive Officer of Konga, one of Nigeria’s e-commerce giants, Nick Imudia, has reportedly died by suicide. Imudia was said to have committed the
Smuggled Nigerian petrol floods W’African markets, sells N1,700/litre
By Okechukwu Nnodim The Federal Government, on Monday, raised the alarm over the renewed smuggling of Premium Motor Spirit, popularly called petrol, following the massive hike
Tell Nigerians the truth about Fuel subsidy payment, Atiku tells FG
By Abdulrahman Zakariyau The 2023 Peoples Democratic Party presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar, has asked the National Assembly to investigate the alleged secret petrol subsidy under the
Financial Performance: CBN revokes Heritage Bank’s licence
By Daniel Adaji The Central Bank of Nigeria has revoked the banking licence of Heritage Bank Plc, effective immediately. This decision was made due to the
Riel Homes expands frontiers, launches ”The Brook” in Ibadan
Riel Homes, a frontline real estate company headquartered in Lagos, has expanded its operations to Ibadan with a new product named The Brook which is
Afenifere urges govt to stop economic mismanagement
By Henry Falaiye The pan-Nigerian Social Welfarists group, Afenifere has urged Nigeria’s government to rethink its economic policies, citing high inflation and increased poverty as major
Discos rake in more revenue amid outage
Amid complaints of low power generation, the electricity distribution companies were able to raise monthly revenue from N95bn in January to N100bn in March 2024.
