Industry
Hunger protest Day 3: Price of perishable food finally slashes by 50% across markets
The News Agency of Nigeria reported that the prices of several perishable commodities have dropped by more than 50% amid the ongoing statewide hunger strike.
“We regret to inform you”: Nigerian airline suspends operation, cancels all flights, gives reasons
Max Air has announced that it will be suspending its operations indefinitely as protests become violent in different states, especially in the Northern region.
Another vehicle manufacturing company begins operations in Nigeria to rival Innoson, others
Another electric vehicle manufacturing company, Spiro has announced plans to set up vehicle manufacturing plants in eight Nigerian cities this year.
Schengen Visa: Nigerians to pay more as EU hikes visa fee to Germany, 26 countries from Tuesday
The EU plans to hike the cost of visas starting on Tuesday, June 11, 2024, so Nigerians and other Africans wishing to obtain one would have to pay extra.
Nigeria’s dollar bond becomes worst-performing as protesters are gunned down in hunger protest
Concerns that the government's plans for change may be thwarted by widespread protests over growing living expenses caused Nigeria's sovereign-risk premium to spike.
After WhatsApp, FCCPC accuses Coca-Cola of deceiving Nigerians with sugary products
The Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) has slammed Coca-Cola and its marketing company NBC for misleading Nigerians with their products.
“We need fibre optic cable” FG finally explains reasons for slow network, gives simple solutions
Bosun Tijani, minister of communications, innovation, and digital economy, telecom said providers were not ordered to stop network operations because of protest.
Currency in circulation hits highest in history as naira becomes second-worst globally
The current status of the economy highlights the need for careful monetary policy to avert the harmful effects of rising inflation and preserve economic stability.
Fidelity, Zenith, Access others need additional N4 trillion capital to meet new CBN requirement
With a current capital deficiency of N4 trillion, the Nigerian banking sector is under pressure to raise capital to meet the CBN's capitalization criteria.
Industry
Load more