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Nigeria’s Debt Hits Whopping N33.107tn
Nigeria’s total debt stock rose by N191bn in the first quarter of this year, according the figures released by the…
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Nigeria among top three countries with electricity deficits – World Bank
The World Bank has listed Nigeria among the three countries with the largest electricity deficits in the world. It said…
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Another shot in the arm for Adeduntan as FirstBank wins Global Banking and Finance’s Retail Banking CEO Award
While the age-old saying and philosophy of virtue being its own reward (or seeing doing good as its own reward) remains a strong motivating factor…
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Pictures: Fidelity Bank Fosters Business Relationships
In a bid to foster positive business relationships, Fidelity Bank makes concerted efforts aimed at collaborating with the private and…
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Ndigbos Reject Plot To Substitute Dipo: Call For Caution
A high ranking official of All Progressives Congress in Lagos State have revealed to the Leadership of Igbo Stakeholders in Lagos…
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World Environment Day – FCMB Restates Commitment to Environmental Sustainability; Expands Support To Renewable Energy Sector
First City Monument Bank (FCMB), has re-assured that it will continue to champion, execute and support initiatives that would enhance…
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HON DIPO OLORUNRINU FINALLY SUBSTITUTED: AN APPEAL TO ASIWAJU BOLA AHMED TINUBU
We have always nursed the fear that certain key figures within the All Progressives Congress will cause the untold embarrasement…
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FirstBank: Nigeria’s Premier Eco-Friendly Financial Brand
By Jeremiah Agada As the world gears up to celebrate the World Environment Day (WED), Brand Communicator’s focus on Eco-Friendly Brands…
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This Is How To Use Twitter In Nigeria Despite Ban By FG
Nigerians can use Virtual Private Networks to access Twitter now that the social media platform’s operations have been suspended in…
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Important Update On USSD Transactions
Please be informed that you are now required to pay a fee of N6.98 to your mobile network provider for…
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