Despite Forex Scarcity Fuel Imports Consumed $690 Million In Eight Month
As Nigeria’s refineries continue to sit idle, fuel imports remain a major user of foreign exchange as $690.19m (about N285.95bn,…
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As Nigeria’s refineries continue to sit idle, fuel imports remain a major user of foreign exchange as $690.19m (about N285.95bn,…
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has increased Nigeria’s growth prospect to 2.6 per cent and 2.7 per cent for 2021…
The United Nations (UN) has promised that it is committed to supporting Nigeria’s industrialisation bid as the country progresses towards…
Out of the more than 206 000 mobile malware attacks blocked by Kaspersky solutions for the Middle East, Turkey and…
South Africa telecom provider, Telkom said Netflix will no longer be available on the South African phone and internet company’s…
The President of the World Bank Group, David Malpass, has called against fossil fuel subsidies, adding that subsidised fossil fuels…
The U.S. is now the number one destination for bitcoin miners, eclipsing China for the first time ever. While it…
The Central Bank of Nigeria has said in its revised regulatory framework for Bank Verification Number operations that violators will…
The equities market of the Nigerian Exchange Limited upturned the previous day’s loss with a N95.34bn gain on Tuesday following…