Pascal Oparada
6460 articles published since 29 Nov 2021
6460 articles published since 29 Nov 2021
The naira crashed again on Friday, May 13, 2024, against the US dollar in the parallel and official markets, closing at N1,478 and N1,520, respectively.
Private depot owners have hiked petrol prices to about N770 per litre citing freight costs, leading to independent marketers increasing the costs to N1,000 per litre
Point of Sale (PoS) operators have disclosed plans sue the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) over its directive to register operators by July 2024.
The Nigerian economy received $282 million in diaspora remittances in the first three months of this year as experts forecast more inflows in 2024.
Roche Diabetes Care has begun an online training for Nigerian nurses on diabetes management with the latest as the world commemorates International Nurses Day.
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) again adjusted the exchange rate for duty clearance to N1,457.014, following the naira's crash against the dollar.
The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) and its partner, Natural Limited Oilfields Services, have begun the production of crude at OML 13.
Reports have emerged that the Thai authorities plan to auction off 150,000 sacks of 10-year-old rice kept in warehouses across the country to generate revenue.
A new report by the Standard Bank has predicted that Nigeria will earn about $5.1 billion in foreign inflow and that the naira would settle at N1,219 per dollar.
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