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SON raises concern over sub-standard steel materials
The Standard Organisation of Nigeria (SON), on Tuesday, raised the alarm that over 95 per cent of steel and iron materials in the Nigerian market were sub-standard. The post SON
LCCI, NEXIM Bank seek policies to grow non-oil exports
The Director-General, the Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI), Dr. Muda Yusuf, and Managing Director of the Nigerian Export-Import Bank (NEXIM), Abba Bello, have called on the government to
Sell-off in Stanbic IBTC, others trigger loss in equities market
Sell-off in Stanbic IBTC Holdings and 21 other stocks dragged transactions on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX), extending the bearish trend to close on a downturn yesterday as the all-share index
Shareholders commend Union Bank’s profitability, approve dividend
Union Bank of Nigeria Plc yesterday, held its 52nd yearly general meeting with its shareholders approving the Group’s 2020 annual accounts. The post Shareholders commend Union Bank’s profitability, approve dividend
Watch Out China! The Digital Dollar Project Is Launching Pilots
Charles Okaformbah, Blockchain Solutions Analyst and Co-founder, CTO, of Convexity Humanitarian Aid Transfer Solutions (CHAT), spoke to the Global Business Report about the non-profit Digital Dollar Project launching pilots to
NIMASA to facilitate STCW accredited courses for Navy
From left to right, FOC, Naval Training Command, Rear Admiral Kamarudeen Lawal and DG, NIMASA, Dr Bashir Jamoh. PHOTO: NAN By Godfrey BivbereBy Godfrey Bivbere The Nigerian Maritime Administration and
FIRS to deduct tax from defaulters’ bank accounts
By Emma Ujah – Abuja The Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) has threatened to deduct tax liabilities from defaulters’ bank accounts. It said in a statement in Abuja, Wednesday, that
Wema Bank sets to dominate digital space, sustains dividend payout
By Peter Egwuatu Wema Bank Plc said it is set to dominate digital space in the banking sector and sustain dividend payment to its shareholders who had been supportive throughout
Julius Berger grows assets by 4.9% to N329bn
Julius Berger Nigeria Plc has displayed resilience against COVID-19 pandemic challenges, and proactively grows its total assets by 4.9 per cent to N329 billion in the financial year ended December
Nigerian Breweries records 27% jump in revenue to N105.7bn in Q1
By Peter Egwuatu The Board of Directors, Nigerian Breweries Plc, Nigeria’s foremost brewing company has announced a total amount of N105.7 billion as revenue turnover for the first quarter, Q1
