Nigerian stocks closed the third week of June on a bearish tone, extending its 6-day sell off as bargain opportunities witnessed in large and mid-cap counters continue to lag in dominance to bear activities in a bid to sustain recent selling spree.
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The Federal Government says it is mobilising N200 billion in share capital from cooperative societies across the country to facilitate the take-off of the proposed […]
As industrial software giant, AVEVA, deepens its expansion across Africa, Nigeria has emerged as one of its most strategic markets. The post AVEVA bets on […]
The naira depreciated against the US dollar at the Nigerian Foreign Exchange Market (NFEM) on Wednesday, closing at N1,361.5/$ compared to N1,356.5/$ recorded in the […]