
The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) ended trading on October 21 with a market capitalisation of N96.134 trillion, equivalent to $65.6 billion.


The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) ended trading on October 21 with a market capitalisation of N96.134 trillion, equivalent to $65.6 billion.


The Federal Government has launched a new digital system designed to track and verify every kobo paid into its accounts,
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Jars of organic honey stacked for shipment to Gabon tell the story of 28-year-old Tomiwa Adebayo from Oyo State. Not
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In 2024, Chioma Odu, a woman in her mid-50s from Imo State, woke up with a sharp pain in her
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In the oil and gas business, cash isn’t just king; it’s survival. The industry is one of the most capital-intensive
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It has been 28 months since Nigeria performed what many described as surgery on its economy, painful but, according to
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Sports have evolved far beyond weekend recreation, becoming one of Nigeria’s most promising economic sectors. From the roar of packed
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Nigerians are increasingly opting for locally produced chicken as rising health consciousness and lower prices make imported alternatives less appealing,
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In Nigeria, and in almost every part of the world where Nigerians live today, they can be found working hard
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Nigeria’s biggest banks are increasingly turning to solar power to counter an energy crisis that’s squeezing profits and undermining operations.
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