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‘Nigeria’s oil reserves may last for only 49 years’
By Simon Okeke The World Bank released a report titled “The Changing Wealth of Nations 2021” on Wednesday, which noted…
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‘Why many are denied Canadian visa‘
By Josephine Agbonkhese Lack of consistency in field of study, poor proofs of tie to home country, random cash deposits…
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Consumer protection agency bill scales second reading at Lagos Assembly
Members of the Lagos State House of Assembly on Tuesday intensified moves to repeal the State’s Consumer Protection Agency law…
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FirstBank Partners NIBSS to Drive Digital Payment Convenience with Nigeria Quick Response (NQR)
First Bank of Nigeria Limited, Nigeria’s premier and leading financial inclusion services organisation has announced its partnership with Nigeria Inter-Bank…
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CBN introduces N500m grant for undergraduates, graduates
By Nike Popoola The Central Bank of Nigeria has said it will support youths in tertiary institutions with grants to…
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Fraud: World Bank blacklists Nigerian companies, individuals
The World Bank Group has debarred 18 Nigerian companies and individuals for engaging in corrupt and collusive practices in its…
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How FirstBank Employees are Making a Difference in their Immediate Environments Through the SPARK Initiative
Every other day, social media brings us a picture or video of a dilapidated school somewhere in Nigeria or shares…
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Nigerians can use eNaira without Internet, says CBN
The Central Bank of Nigeria has said the eNaira will be available to Nigerians without Internet-enabled phones. The CBN disclosed…
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Fuel subsidy hits N816bn in seven months
The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) in the last seven months spent over N816billion in subsidising the cost of Petroleum…
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FIRS to spend N2.8bn on uniforms, N550m on meals
The Federal Inland Revenue Service has earmarked the sum of N2.8bn for “uniforms and clothing” for the year 2022. The…
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