Analyst calls out Obi, Tinubu, Atiku for insurance snub in economy agenda
BY ONOME AMUGE & CYNTHIA EZEKWE Insurance key in reforming weak economy The presidential candidates of the political parties,
Russia dips into gold to cover multi-year high $25bn budget deficit
By Onome Amuge Russia has sold 3.6 tonnes of gold and 2.3 billion Chinese yuan from its National Wealth Fund (NWF) in January 2023,
Zoho launches unified communications platform, collaboration tech to boost digital functionality of businesses
By Onome Amuge Zoho Corporation, a leading global technology company, recently unveiled its unified communications platform, known as
NNPC chief, Kyari blames rising cost of transferring vessels, forex scarcity for Nigeria’s fuel crisis
By Onome Amuge The lingering struggle for fuel availability and the hike in the price of the commodity in Nigeria is as a
Experts recommend seed innovation to boost Nigeria’s crop production
By Onome Amuge Nigeria is ranked among the top ten most arable countries in the world, possessing 34,000,000 hectares and 84,014,000
IMF advises CBN to extend naira swap deadline over lingering scarcity
By Onome Amuge The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has called on the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to extend the February 10 cash
AFC partners Solid Minerals Development Fund to unlock Nigeria’s $700bn mining potential
By Onome Amuge Africa Finance Corporation (AFC), the continent’s leading infrastructure solutions provider,has announced a
ThriveAgric wins $1m as regional winner of 2022 aYuTe Africa challenge
By Onome Amuge Nigerian-based agricultural technology company, ThriveAgric, recently emerged the West African winner of the annual
Natural catastrophe inflicts $140bn loss on insurance industry in 2022
By Onome Amuge The insurance industry, already pressured by geopolitical tensions and rising inflation globally, plunged into an
Artificial Intelligence takes centre stage in Nigeria’s Google search trends
By Onome Amuge New search trends released by Google have shown that Nigerians are more interested than ever in artificial