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Nigerian stock market gains N325bn on enhanced buying interest
The Nigerian stock market extended its positive rally on Thursday, appreciating further by N325 billion, amid increased buying interest. Specifically,…
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FIRSTBANK BEGINS THE YEAR WITH AN INNOVATIVE, CONVENIENT VIRTUAL PAYMENT CARD
First of Bank of Nigeria Limited, Nigeria’s leading financial inclusion services provider has launched the Virtual Payment card, a Naira…
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NIN Registration In Limbo As NIMC Staff Begin Strike
The National Identity Management Commission (NIMC)’s staff below grade level 12 have begun a 2-day warning strike Thursday, plunging the…
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FG borrowed N3.2trn through treasury bills in 2020
The Federal Government borrowed N3.2 trillion from the investing public through treasury bills, TBs, in 2020, while it paid N253…
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Equities market kicks-off 2021 strongly, investors gain N458bn
The equities market started the first day of trading in the year (2021) on a very strong note with investors…
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Fidelity Bank Announces Board Retirements, New Appointments
Fidelity Bank Plc has made new board appointments in place of some of its outgoing directors, who recently completed their…
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FG borrows over N2trn from bond investors in 2020
Leveraging on excess liquidity that persisted in the banking system and the near zero yields on treasury bills (TBs), the…
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COVID-19: FIRSTBANK LAUNCHES ‘MASK UP, STAY SAFE” CAMPAIGN
Lagos, 22 December 2020 – First Bank of Nigeria Limited, Nigeria’s premier and leading financial inclusion services provider has announced…
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NDIC Verifies Depositors Of 42 Failed MFBs
The Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC) has commenced the verification and winding up of 42 Microfinance Banks (MFBs) whose operating…
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Equity market extends gain with N334bn
Nigerian equity market on Monday sustained its positive outlook as the overall performance measures, NSE ASI and market capitalisation rose…
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