
Pascal Oparada
4747 articles published since 29 Nov 2021
4747 articles published since 29 Nov 2021
The Nigerian refining sector has undergone dramatic improvement, with several refineries commencing operations, led by the giant Dangote Refinery.
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has slashed the Customs foreign exchange rate for cargo clearance at Nigeria's ports from N1,551.262 to N1,539.226.
Dangote Refinery and other depot owners have crashed diesel prices by N100 after increasing them after the holiday period due to weak demand and market glut.
MultiChoice has disclosed that about 1.4 million Nigerian subscribers unplugged their decoders in the last two years due to high inflation, and other factors.
The Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC) has commenced payment to customers and creditors of failed Premier Commercial Bank after 25 years.
Experts and dealers have projected that cement prices may be elevated slightly or remain fairly competitive due to strong demand and high operational costs.
Nigeria's newest cement firm, Mangal Cement, has commenced sales and distribution, engaging stakeholders for critical feedback on product performance.
Meta, in partnership with the Nigerian government, has launched the Llama Impact Accelerator programme to enable AI development and solutions in Nigeria.
Four depot owners have increased their prices following the increase in crude oil costs in the international market, as marketers plot against Dangote.
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