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Heirs Holdings Oil Company Names Igiehon Pioneer CEO
Heirs Holdings Oil & Gas (HHOG), Africa’s integrated energy company, has announced the appointment of its management board, with Mr. Osayande Igiehon as the pioneer chief executive officer. Igiehon’s appointment
Bloomberg: Zenith, Access Banks Express Interest to Acquire Union Bank
Two Nigerian lenders – Zenith Bank Plc and Access Bank Plc – are among the list of financial institutions from Africa and the Middle East that have indicated an
Porous borders hurting economy, worsening
Closed Seme Border, shared by Nigeria and Benin Republic By Godfrey Bivbere and Providence Adeyinka Freight Forwarders under the aegis of the National Association of Air Freight Forwarders and
CBN extends Naira-4-Dollar scheme indefinitely
CBN By Elizabeth Adegbesan The Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, said it has extended its Naira-4-Dollar scheme until further notice. The apex bank disclosed this in a circular titled:
NAICOM chief tasks insurers, banks on collaboration, deeper penetration
NAICOM office Mr Sunday Thomas, Commissioner for Insurance, National Insurance Commission (NAICOM), says the insurance and banking sectors can deepen their penetration in Nigeria by looking beyond the traditional distribution
NGX sustains sliding profile as capitalisation plunges further by N167b
The Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) extended bearish sentiment to three consecutive trading sessions yesterday, as more highly capitalised stocks depreciated in price. This resulted to a further slide in market
SoftWork partners Enterprise Development Centre, MasterCard Foundation to enable SMEs scale up
Softwork is the bridge between the talented and those in need of certain skills. Softwork’s services are geared towards relieving employers and freelancers of stress, the tech company considers this
Twist in regional competition as new airport opens in Anambra
Anambra International Cargo Airport (AICA) has been a long arduous journey of over two decades. And when last Friday came, sightseeing residents had less difficulty coping with the deplorable Federal
96% of consumers in Nigeria consider wearables, biometrics in payment patterns
As the world went into pandemic lockdown in 2020, consumers shifted their spending habits to embrace contactless tap-and-go payments and online shopping. As stores closed and social distancing took hold,

