Capital Market
Nigerian government invites citizens to buy bonds as DMO lists N250 billion Sukuk on Nigerian Exchange
The Debt Management Office (DMO) has listed the N250 billion 1o-year Ijara Sovereign Sukuk on 13 per cent due in 2031, on the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX).
Eid-el-Kabir: Where to buy Ram at affordable market prices across Nigeria
Ram traders in some parts of Nigeria have lamented a drastic change in their profit margins as inflation hits the prices of goods and services in various market
Ardova, eight other shares suspended from trading on Nigerian Exchange, companies provide explanations
For the year ended December 31, 2021 was occasioned by the process of reconciliation of its accounts following the acquisition of Enyo Retail and Supply Limited
GT, Zenith head the list of Nigerian banks with best-paid executives at a monthly salary average of N8.4m
Working in the Nigerian banking industry has its benefits, especially for executives who are responsible for the day-to-day operations and ensuring profits.
9 Important Tips You Need to Boost Your Forex Trading Journey
The expert team of the international Forex broker OctaFX gathered some essential tips for you to make sure your jump into these exciting waters is pleasant.
In 6 Months, MTN shareholders gain N35 billion as firm's market Cap hits N4.6 trillion
Nigerian investors in MTN Nigeria are all smiles are they raked in about N36 billion in 6 months from their investment in the telecommunication firm in December
Bad day for the Naira as it exchanges for N611 per dollar on the black market
The gap between the naira and the US dollar widened further on Thursday, June 23, 2022 when the naira exchanged for N611 per US dollar on the black market.
Jumia’s shares plunge as Amazon announces Nigerian expansion
After global e-commerce company, Amazon announced African expansion, the shares of major online marketplaces in Africa like Jumia began to fall, losing 10%.
Naira capitulates at the official market despite CBN’s forex interventions
Nigeria's currency continues to fall at the official market despite various interventions by the Central Bank of Nigeria, selling at N420.5 per dollar recently.
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