Nigeria’s senate seeks N5 tax on a litre of petrol
A Senate panel Thursday recommended a five-naira tax on any litre of petroleum products purchased by Nigerians to fund the proposed
Reps to consider host communities’ interest in PIB
The House of Representatives says it would pass a more holistic Petroleum Industry Bill (PIB) that will encompass interests of host
U.S gov’t partners Lagos state on ports administration
The United States of America Government on Thursday indicated its readiness to facilitate and develop trade, investment, commercial
Agriculture is major opportunity for African Internet of things; security No. 1 challenge
Agriculture, Africa’s largest economic sector, is likely to be central to the growth of the Internet of Things on the continent.
Nigeria, Libya get OPEC soft landing on increased production
Nigeria and Libya have received a soft landing from the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) over both
Emerging stocks face new era as MSCI ponders $9 trillion markets
The stock markets of the world’s developing economies are about to undergo a kind of a revolution. As index provider MSCI Inc.
Oil price rises, as Trump decides on climate pact, yuan surges
Oil prices rose on Thursday, lifting energy company shares, on expectations the United States will withdraw from a global pact to
Nigeria’s top lenders score high on return on equity in sub-Saharan Africa
Despite a pervading rise in non-performing loans and thinning interest margins, Nigeria’s top lenders are doing relatively well more
Falling oil revenues, CBN support for naira deplete reserves to $30.49bn
*Reserves fell 0.89% in a month Nigeria’s foreign exchange reserves fell by 0.89 percent to $30.49 billion on May 25, 2017 from
Finally Osinbajo gives assent to 2017 Budget Thursday
Yemi Osinbajo Nigeria’s acting will Thursday sign into law the 2017 Budget, according to reports by the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN).