UPDATE: Lagos Aircraft Crash Was Single Flight Jet, Not Helicopter, As 2 Rescued
It has been confirmed that the aircraft that crashed landed in front of the UBA branch, Oba Akran road, Ikeja,
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OPay Nigeria’s CEO, Olu Akanmu, Resigns Amid Company’s 5th Anniversary Celebration
The CEO of OPay Nigeria, Olu Akanmu, has announced his resignation from the company after two years of assuming the
Read moreTinubu Disagrees With EIU’s Prediction Of Return To CBN-Controlled Exchange Rate Market
Nigeria’s President, Bola Tinubu, has expressed disagreement with the Economic Intelligence Unit’s (EIU) prediction of a return to a managed
Read moreSubsidy Removal: We’ve Saved Over N1trn – Tinubu
The Federal Government has so far saved over N1trillion following the removal of payment of subsidy on Premium Motor Spirit
Read moreTinubu Approves N50 Billion For Small Businesses
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has approved N50 billion for small businesses. The president announced this in his nationwide broadcast
Read moreTinubu Promises To Acquire 3,000 CNG-Fuelled Buses For Mass Transit
President Bola Tinubu has promised to roll out buses across the states and local governments for mass transit at a
Read moreSanwo-Olu Slashes BRT Fares By 50%, ‘Danfos’ 25%
Governor Bababjide Sanwo-Olu of Lagos State, on Monday, announced reduction in transport fare on all Bus Rapid Transport, BRT, routes
Read moreTinubu Orders Probe Of CBN, Names Obazee Special Investigator
President Bola Tinubu has appointed a special investigator Jim Osayande Obazee to probe the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) and
Read moreMTN Records N131.4bn Loss Due To CBN’s Forex Policy
Telecommunications giant, MTN has suffered a foreign exchange loss of N131.4 billion, dragging its profits down, its 2023 second-quarter report
Read moreNigeria To Return To CBN-Controlled Exchange Rate Soon, Says Economist Intelligence Unit, Predicts Naira Falling To N1,018/$,
The federal government would soon return to a system where it wields more power over the exchange rate, the Economist
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