FAAN Shuts Down KFC Outlet at Lagos Airport Over Discrimination Against Disabled Passenger
The KFC management has been ordered to issue a written apology to the individual denied access due to his disability.
The KFC management has been ordered to issue a written apology to the individual denied access due to his disability.
Following a declaration of N729bn profit before tax, Access Holdings has proposed a N2.10 Dividend Per Share.
NNPC says the reports of downward price review of petroleum products are false.
On the forex trading window, the naira’s highest and lowest spot rate were N1,460 and N1,200 on Wednesday.
Controversy brews as former EKEDC CEO contests removal, exposing deeper rifts within EKEDC’s leadership structure.
As Xiaomi launches first electric car, it has announced plans to invest $10 billion in its vehicles business in the next decade.
“There’s $60bn to $65bn potential of capital importation into Nigeria on a yearly basis,” says Tilewa Adebanjo.
Around 15,000 customers have willingly returned money that was “taken illegally” from Ethiopia’s largest bank.
CBN Governor Cardoso has again insisted that a reported FX backlog of $2.4 billion remains invalid for settlement.
Senator Natasha Akpoti-Udoaghan believes Nigeria can boost its non-oil exports to earn forex for the economy.
The Naira has appreciated at both the official window and parallel market to N1,382.95/$1 and N1,350/$1 respectively.
Following Tuesday’s MPC meeting, the CBN has raised MPR to 24.75% and retained CRR at 45%
Ibom Air has received the first of 10 Airbus aircraft and is establishing an MRO facility for aircraft maintenance.
Multiple landslides have been suggested as the probable cause of cut undersea cables rather than sabotage.
The CBN is facing calls for transparency as NACCIMA raises concerns over FX allocations.
Boeing’s stock rose by 2% on Monday in response to the news of CEO Calhoun’s resignation.
Tuesday’s MPC meeting will give attention to the improvement in Nigeria’s current exchange rate volatility.
EXCERPT: The DMO says Lagos, Delta, Ogun and Rivers are the states with the highest domestic debt burden.
Nigeria’s external debt servicing of $3.5bn has Eurobonds accounting for 55% of the total sum.
The Naira gained following Wednesday’s disbursement of $1.5bn by the CBN to settle outstanding obligations owed to commercial bank customers.
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