Category: Business

COVID-19: FG approves Access, GTBank, UBA, FBN, Zenith accounts for COVID-19 donations

  Henceforth, all donations to the Corona virus accounts of the Federal government by donor agencies and corporate organisations are to be domiciled with accredited...

COVID-19: Nigeria seeks debt servicing deferment till 2021

.   …As oil price crash, shrinks economy …..Adjusts 2020 budget oil benchmark to $20pb …..Oil revenues expected to fall by more than 80%...

Delta, second least poor state in Nigeria – NBS

The Nigeria Bureau of Statistics (NBS) said Delta ranked as second least poor state in the country. The bureau, in its latest Poverty Index Report, ranked Delta second...

COVID-19: Investors urged to explore opportunities on capital market

  As the Coronavirus pandemic continues to ravage the world and businesses and individuals suffer the effects, Nigerians have been urged to look to the capital...

COVID-19: Tinubu roars again

National leader of the All Progressives Congress(APC),Asiwaju Bola Tinubu has condemn high interest rates by banks and financial institutions in the country during the...

COVID-19: CBN halts retrenchment in banks

  The Central Bank of Nigeria(CBN)and the Bankets Committee has suspended the gale of retrenchment in banks and financial institution a as a result of the...

COVID-19: Lagos Ferry Service back on stream

  The Lagos Ferry Services this morning sailed again as the lockdown eased out. The CEO of Lagferry, Mr. Abdoubaq Ladi Balogun had earlier held a meeting with...

Lock down: NRC to focus on freight lifting not mass transit for now

  THE Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC) has no plan to resume its Mass Transit Train Services (MTTS) in Lagos yet in spite of the gradual easing of COVID-19...

Abacha

Why U.S. lawmakers oppose return of$320m Abacha loot

  Two members of the United States House of Representatives, Steve Chabot and Chris Smith, have cited alleged human rights violations under the regime of the...

COVID-19: Smartphone shipments fall by 13% in Q1

  Worldwide shipments of smartphones fell by 13 per cent year-on-year to just over 272 million units in the first quarter of this year, according to The Register....