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Pre-election spending to drive up cash in circulation in 2022– Rewane

14th January 2022

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KPMG ranks Wema Bank among customer experience leaders

14th January 2022

Omicron: FG asks Saudi Arabia to remove travel restrictions on Nigeria

14th January 2022

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CBN urged to allow BDCs compete for $20bn FX inflow

14th January 2022

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Buhari appoints Paschal-Ejiogu as NSIA non-executive director

14th January 2022

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Aura by Transcorp Hotels gives free staycation to lovers for Valentine’s Day

14th January 2022

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Joy Unlimited Extravaganza promo: Another lady wins KIA Rio in Lagos

14th January 2022

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Nigeria loses N630.57bn to Twitter ban

14th January 2022

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Kebbi Customs Command remits N13.18m revenue from seized PMS, AGO to FG

13th January 2022

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First Bank, stakeholders to discuss Nigeria’s 2022 outlook today

13th January 2022

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UBA’s Leo clocks 4, set to further transform digital banking in Nigeria, Africa

13th January 2022

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Jubilation as FG lifts Twitter suspension

13th January 2022

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Experts knock FG as Qatar Airways, others get permit into Kano, P’Harcourt airports

13th January 2022

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Danbatta to deliver Fountain University’s convocation lecture

13th January 2022

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Nigeria’ll be Africa’s highest 5G subscriber by year end –Pantami

13th January 2022

NGX investors settle for high, mid-cap stocks, gains N400bn

13th January 2022

NBS

COVID-19 pandemic: SMEs’ contributions to GDP dip to 3.5%, says NBS

13th January 2022

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‘How technology’s redefining insurance industry’

13th January 2022

CPPE opposes Raw Materials Bill, demands immediate withdrawal

Areas insurers need to focus on better 2022 –Stakeholders

13th January 2022

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Prudential becomes official insurance partner of AFCON

13th January 2022

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Customer retention key to fashion startups’ growth –Pele, Neopele Concepts founder

13th January 2022

MAN projects improved economic performance in Q1

13th January 2022

STEM METS partners A.G. Leventis to promote STEM Education

13th January 2022

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Calabar EPZ in over N71.9m debt mess

13th January 2022

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COVID-19: FG pushes for debt relief

12th January 2022

KALU MOURNS DEMISE OF EX-GOVERNOR AKALA Former Governor of Abia State and Chief Whip of the Senate, Dr. Orji Kalu has expressed sadness over the passing of former Governor of Oyo state, Otunba Adebayo Alao- Akala. Kalu who described the late former Governor as a compassionate politician and philanthropist of repute, stressed that the deceased sustained large political followership in Oyo state , owing to his humility and large heart, adding that the late politician will be greatly missed by family, friends and associates. While commiserating with the government and people of Oyo state, Kalu urged the Akala family to uphold the good deeds of their late patriarch. In a condolence message, Kalu prayed to God to repose the soul of Akala. He said, “I received with a heavy heart the news of the passing of former Governor of Oyo State, Otunba Adebayo Alao- Akala. ” The deceased was a consummate politician and philanthropist, who was committed to the growth and progress of Oyo State and Nigeria. “Having served in various positions in the public sector, he contributed to nation building in various capacities. ” His remarkable legacies will continue to speak for him. “I join the people of Ogbomoso in mourning the passing of their illustrious son” . The former Governor urged the Akala family to take solace in the fact that the late politician lived a fulfilled life.

Experts criticise FG as it grants Qatar Airways entry into Kano, PH airports

12th January 2022

COVID-19 pandemic: SMEs’ contributions to GDP dip to 3.5%, says NBS

COVID-19 pandemic: SMEs’ contributions to GDP dip to 3.5%, says NBS

12th January 2022

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Rep says policy somersaults bane to entrepreneurship in Nigeria

12th January 2022

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