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Nigeria’s Petroleum Imports from Malta Surge under Tinubu Administration

Nigeria's Petroleum Imports from Malta Surge under Tinubu Administration A new report has indicated that Nigeria’s petroleum products import from Malta increased by 342 percent in 2023 to $2.08 billion. This surge coincides with President Bola Tinubu's inauguration and follows allegations by the Dangote Group...

CBN Sells $148m to Authorised Dealers to Strengthen FX Market

CBN Sells $148m to Authorised Dealers to Strengthen FX Market The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) on Friday disclosed it sold a cumulative amount of 148 million dollars to authorised dealers in the Nigerian Foreign Exchange Market (NFEM). According to Mrs Hakama Sidi-Ali, acting Director, Corporate...

eHealth Africa Set to Host Second Edition of Insights Learning Forum

eHealth Africa Set to Host Second Edition of Insights Learning Forum Abuja, Nigeria – July 25th – eHealth Africa is delighted to announce the second edition of the Insights Learning Forum, an annual event dedicated to advancing digital health in public health practice. The 2024...

Reps to Review FCTA Park-pay Policy

Reps to Review FCTA Park-pay Policy The House of Representatives Committee on Federal Capital Territory has questioned the operational model of the park and pay policy of the Federal Capital Territory Administration. At a meeting with the mandate secretary in charge of the transportation secretariat, Chinedum...

MPR Hike: MAN Begs FG to Speed up N75bn, N1trn Loans Disbursement

MPR Hike: MAN Begs FG to Speed up N75bn, N1trn Loans Disbursement The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) has called on the federal government to expedite actions on the disbursement of the N75 billion and the recently announced N1trillion intervention loans for the manufacturing sector...

Bearish Trend: NGX Trading Dips as Investors Lose N68bn 

Bearish Trend: NGX Trading Dips as Investors Lose N68bn  Investors lost N68bn on Wednesday as the equity market continued with its bearish trading. The All Share Index and the Market Capitalisation declined by 0.12 per cent each to settle at 100,365.17 points and N56.83tn, respectively. This brings...