Pascal Oparada
6327 articles published since 29 Nov 2021
6327 articles published since 29 Nov 2021
Lagos and Ogun boast Nigeria's lowest petrol prices at ₦1,162.71 and ₦1,169.78, amid rising national averages and geopolitical tensions impacting costs nationwide.
The Federal High Court upholds the injunction against FCCPC's lending regulations, providing temporary relief for telecom-based lending services.
The Nigerian naira shows modest recovery against the US dollar, buoyed by improved liquidity and interbank turnover, despite rising global oil prices.
The CBN's new BVN regulations, effective May 2026, aim to enhance banking security with stricter controls on phone changes, device usage, and transaction limits.
Nigerian petrol prices surge past ₦1,300 per litre due to rising global crude costs and Dangote Refinery's adjustments, causing market uncertainty.
Naira weakens amid surging forex demand and liquidity challenges as banks adjust dollar rates, raising inflation fears linked to global crude oil prices.
Dangote Refinery raises petrol price to ₦1,275 per litre, disrupting supply and raising fears of fuel scarcity as global crude prices surge, risking more hikes.
Tony Elumelu's stake in Seplat Energy approaches $1bn, driven by a share price rally and impressive financial results, elevating him closer to billionaire status.
Surging airfares and rising fuel costs threaten summer travel for Nigerians, as geopolitical tensions disrupt flights and force families to rethink plans.
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