BUSINESS
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First Bank’s ATMs Account For 45% of Bill Payments in Nigeria
First Bank of Nigeria Limited, a subsidiary of FBN Holdings Plc, has said it presently accounts for 45 percent of…
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NCC Complain about Multiple Taxation, Levies On Telecoms Firms
The Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC, has expressed concern over multiple taxations imposed on telecommunications firms in Nigeria. The Executive Vice Chairman…
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Nigeria, China trade hits $101bn
China and Nigeria have recorded a total bilateral trade volume of 101 billion dollars from 2004 to 2015. Economic and…
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MTN Business unveils ICT offer for SMEs
MTN Business has announced the introduction of converged business offers for small and medium businesses (SMEs). The mobile operator cites…
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Econet Rivals DSTV, to Air EPL for Free
Econet Media is giving DSTV a run for its money, as it has signed a deal with the English Premier…
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Michael Jordan tops Forbes list of highest-paid retired athletes of 2015
According to a new list published by Forbes, Basketball legend Michael Jordan is the highest paid retired athlete of 2015.…
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e-payment Transactions Add $300billion to Global GDP
Global payment company, Visa Incorporated, has said the increased use of electronic payment products, including credit, debit and prepaid cards has added over…
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Foreign airlines to sack 2,000 Nigerian workers
The National Union of Air Transport Employees ,NUATE, has revealed that foreign airlines plan to sack about two thousand (2,000)…
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Telcos disregard minister’s ultimatum on unused data
Telecoms companies, Internet Service Providers and other companies offering Information and Communications Technology products and services have yet to commence…
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Four Commercial Banks Boost Economy with N5.8trillion Loans
Four banks in the country, Access Bank Plc, Guaranty Trust Bank Plc, United Bank for Africa Plc and Zenith Bank…
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