BUSINESS
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Nigeria loses N217 billion to Twitter Ban
The Nigerian economy has lost over N217 billion since the Twitter ban which entered its 100th day on September 14.…
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How NIMASA Has Been Forging Ahead in the Face of a Global Pandemic
The agency integrated the use of technology in the verification of Certificates of Competency (CoC). This has led to a…
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Nigeria loses N530bn yearly to motor insurance evasion
According to The Guardian reports, although Nigeria has about 11.8 million registered vehicles plying the roads, only about 1.2 million…
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U.S. Mission to Facilitate Increased Investment into Nigeria Through Lagos Free Trade Zone
“Lagos Free Zone is a catalyst to fast track industrialization and for sustainable economic development not just for Lagos state…
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Let’s Unite Against War Risk Insurance On Nigeria-Bound Ships – Dr. Bashir Jamoh – DG, NIMASA
Dr. Bashir Jamoh, the Director-General of Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA), has expressed deep concern over the unduly…
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Mint Digital Bank Reassures On Commitment To Revitalise The Nigerian Banking Industry
As a Customer-centric brand, Mint Digital Bank always puts her customers first, in a bid to ease the process and…
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N5.85 billion dividend in 2020 Declared By CSCS
“CSCS emerged stronger, delivering outstanding growth in top and bottom lines and executing far-reaching initiatives that would sustainably strengthen the…
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THE BITTER TRUTH ABOUT THE DANGOTE VS BUA SUGAR WAR
Let us hope that by the time the fight between the big players is settled, Nigeria will recalibrate itself to…
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Access Bank Aims To Be The Leading Pan-African Bank In Ambitious Expansion Drive
“We are diversifying our earnings away from volatile markets as well and we are orchestrating our operations from the global…
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DISCOS received N362B payments from electricity consumers in 9 months
Consumers paid N362bn out of the N520bn billed them by the distribution companies in the country from January to September…
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