Nigeria's Zenith Bank is eyeing the Kenyan market with a planned acquisition of a tier-2 bank after it raised the required N500 billion target set by the CBN.
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UBA, Wema, other Nigerian banks resume foreign transaction in naira
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Dangote moves to build largest fertilizer factory, names location
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Sterling Bank’s profit soars 102% after scrapping transfer charges, records N43.68 billion in 2024
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Transport companies mull fare hike as NBS says intercity travel price increased by 46.91 per cent
Inter-state Transport operators said they are considering yet another fare increase following a surge in inflation and petrol subsidy removal in the country.
FG says Air Peace, Arik, others to start Paying compensation for delayed, cancelled flights
The Minister of Aviation and aerospace management, Festus Keyamo, said airlines would soon begin compensating passengers for delayed or canceled flights in Nigeria.
N720 per litre: FG denies reinstating fuel subsidy as fuel stations shut down
The Federal Government denied it is reinstating the subsidy on Premium Motor Spirit, or fuel, in the midst of the widespread closure of petrol stations.
FG gives conditions for the appointment of retired doctors, nurses, others as contract staff
The Nigerian government has approved the appointment of retired doctors, nurses, and other health workers as contract staff and placed them on their former salaries.
CBN investigator probes bank CEOs over Anchor Borrowers Programme, other CBN schemes
The Special Investigator appointed by President Tinubu to Probe CBN activities under Godwin Emefiele is reportedly moving to investigate bank CEOs.
African tech experts meet to address startup issues, driving digital innovation
Tech experts and innovators in the Nigerian tech ecosystem gathered to discuss the challenges facing the ecosystem in recent event organised by Wema Bank.
"No more N6.5 million:" Nigerians traveling to US, UK, other countries fight For N16 million ticket
A new report has shown that Nigerians travelling to the United States, the United Kingdom, and other countries pay as high as N16 million for a first-class ticket.
Marketers sell BUA Cement above N5,000 despite announcement to sell a bag for N3,500
The ex-factory price of Bua cement was reduced by 30% to N3,500, but the cement has continued to be sold for N5,000 and above in several regions of the country.
Nigeria ranks high as World Bank lists African countries with highest number of self-employed
A new report from the World Bank has ranked Nigeria as one of the countries with the highest number of self-employed population in the world and Africa
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