Nigeria recovery in oil production will lead sub-Saharan Africa growth in 2017 – report
Despite plunging into recession for the first time in a quarter of a century due to weakened oil prices, a report by United Capital
Nigerian equities no longer under siege as outlook strong on improved performance
Nigeria ‘market-pessimism’ which had lingered for months took a different turn in Q2-17, as a series of positive headlines and policy
Lafarge Africa announces merger with UniCem, Atlas
The board of leading sub-Saharan Africa building materials company, Lafarge Africa Plc, has approved and authorised the merger of the
Global demand for oil remains strong, as new market entrant, Uganda poised to increase supply by 2020
Global demand for oil remained strong above projections in half year 2017 on robust economic growth, said Goldman Sachs, an
Oil futures edge down as investors await outcome of OPEC’s output review meeting
As representatives from OPEC and non-member nations are currently gathered in Abu Dhabi to discuss poor conformity levels on their
Nigeria central government seeks to broaden funding as it offers 2, 3-year savings bonds
Nigeria central government, through the Debt Management Office (DMO), Monday offered for subscription two-year and three-year savings
Nigeria lenders face complex regulatory landscape, says central bank
Nigeria’s Central Bank has said that its regulatory landscape remains complex for operators, as they need to comply with
Nigeria’s N45bn 2017 transaction values put it in global e-payment league
How well is Nigeria performing in the electronic payment industry? The nation’s central bank says it has fared well. This was
Bullish banking stocks advance gains as Nigeria market index rises 0.62% week high
Nigerian equities Thursday extended gains for the third consecutive trading session with all share-index appreciating 0.62 percent, to
Standard Chartered sees shares hammered despite 82% rise in H1 profit
Standard Chartered plc, which operates a banking network in Nigeria, saw its share price fall by 5.5 percent despite announcing a rise