
Aba Power Plc made a big decision when it invested N33 billion to provide smart meters to its customers. The project is on and over 40,000 have received meters.
Aba Power Plc made a big decision when it invested N33 billion to provide smart meters to its customers. The project is on and over 40,000 have received meters.
The Nigerian government has said it has frozen millions of naira linked two cyrptocurrency platforms, KuCoin and ByBit, involved in naira manipulation.
Iran and Iraq on Wednesday signed more than a dozen agreements to deepen already strong ties as Masoud Pezeshkian visited Baghdad on his first foreign trip as president of the Islamic republic.
Afghanistan said Wednesday work would begin on a $10 billion gas pipeline traversing South Asia as officials joined dignitaries in neighbouring Turkmenistan to celebrate its completion on that side of the border.
The Nigerian currency the naira experienced a decline again, crossing the N1,600 per dollar threshold in the official and parallel market windows.
US consumer inflation eased more than expected last month, according to government data published Wednesday, bolstering expectations that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates next week.
Britain's economy stalled again in July, official data showed Wednesday, dealing a blow to the new Labour government that has put growth expansion at the top of its priority list. Analysts had predicted a slight uplift in growth for July, while previous data showed the UK economy grew at a slightly slower pace in the second quarter compared with the first.
US tech giant Amazon is to invest £8 billion ($10.5 billion) in Britain over the next five years, creating thousands of jobs via its web services arm, the company and UK government announced Wednesday. "I am determined to go further so we can deliver on our mandate to create jobs, unlock investment and make every part of Britain better off.
Commerzbank shares soared Wednesday after Italian bank UniCredit acquired a nine-percent stake in Germany's second-biggest lender, half of it from the German state, fuelling speculation about a potential takeover.
When will gasoline from Nigerian tycoon Aliko Dangote’s mega-refinery finally flood the home market? - 'Market realities' - The other big question is how much Dangote’s petrol will cost Nigerians.
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