Nigeria's banking titan, Access Bank, has taken full acquisition of Standard Chartered Bank in The Gambia, after 130 years of Standard Chartered Bank operations.
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United Nigeria Airlines to launch UK, US flights as Air Peace secures Heathrow Airport slot
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Lagos state governor Sanwo-Olu commissions West Africa’s largest safety footwear manufacturing plant
Yikodeen Company Limited’s new 120,000-square-foot manufacturing plant in Lagos is set to revolutionise Nigeria’s footwear industry, boosting local production.
Nigerians to pay more for airport services as FAAN announces plan to increase tariffs
The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) will be increasing the fees for all its services at the airport, making travelling more expensive for Nigerians.
FG: Air Peace gets Heathrow slot as another Nigerian airline secures approval for US flights
The Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Management, Festus Keyamo, has confirmed that Air Peace will commence flights from Abuja to Heathrow on October.
Apply: Tinubu establishes credit guarantee firm to give loans to Nigerians
President Bola Tinubu launches the National Credit Guarantee Company with N100 billion to enhance loan access for MSMEs and boost Nigeria’s economic growth.
SEC warns Nigerians about CMTrading cryptocurrency platform
The SEC has issued a warning about CMTrading, a fraudulent cryptocurrency and commodities platform not registered to operate in Nigeria's capital market.
Dealers announce new cooking gas price as depot owners adjust price
New cooking gas prices range from N880 to N1,025 per kilogram, with average retail prices around N1,300, reflecting recent price adjustments across various depots.
Electricity regulator may take over DisCos over liquidity crises
The primary cause of the problem, for electricity DisCos, is the inability to accurately measure and collect income, which exacerbates the liquidity crisis.
Air India announces double compensation for victims’ families, shares how much each will get
Air India and its parent company, Tata Group, will make substantial payments to the families of victims who died in the Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner crash
Customers of Zenith, UBA, others protest excessive charges as banks change USSD billing method
BCAN urges the CBN to address unauthorized bank charges, while experts highlight how AI can transform customer satisfaction and financial services.
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