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Access Bank speaks on opening new office in Hong Kong, US, shares plan to meet new capital
Nigeria's largest bank is considering selling dollar-denominated securities on the domestic market to finance its expansion plans and meet CBN's capital requirement.
Pick n Pay: List of foreign companies that shut down in Nigeria in 4 years and reasons
The Nigerian economy has seen the closure of many companies, especially multinational firms, which threw many Nigerians into the labour market in four years.
Another billionaire closes in on Elon Musk, becomes China’s richest
Zhang Yiming, the co-founder of ByteDance, the parent company of TikTok, has become the richest person in China as the app increased global popularity.
FCCPC finally addresses service disruption after Zenith, GTB, others share latest update
The Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) claims that the disruptions in online banking services constitute a violation of consumer rights.
Beta Glass marks 50 years of excellence, leads sustainability efforts with Fresh Perspectives event
Beta Glass Plc, a member of the Frigoglass Group and the leading glass container manufacturer in Central and West Africa, celebrated its 50th anniversary.
Google, others invests $110m in Moniepoint to rival, Flutterwave, as it achieves unicorn status
Moniepoint has secured another $110 million in funding from top investors including Google Verod Capital, Google's Africa Investment Fund and others.
BAGCO ZeroFly® hermetic bag: A reliable shield against insect infestation for homes & farms
The BAGCO ZeroFly® Storage Bag emerges as a beacon of hope for farmers and households who are seeking sustainable, effective, and economical solutions.
New airline begins operations in Nigeria with scheduled flights on Lagos-Abuja route
XEJet, a new airline, will launch a scheduled flight on the Lagos-Abuja-Abuja route beginning November 2, 2004, and will serve four more destinations.
More job losses expected as another foreign company announces plan to leave Nigeria, gives reasons
South African grocery retailer Pick n Pay has decided to leave Nigeria, less than five years after it announced with excitement that it is investing in Nigeria.
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