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In a significant development, Bybit, which currently ranks as the world's third most visited cryptocurrency exchange, has unveiled an exciting collaboration with the esports team Made in Brazil (MIBR) to...

1. XEjet Airline takes delivery of Bombardier CRJ200 Indigenous airline Xejet has announced taking delivery of additional Bombardier CRJ-200 with registration 5N-XEJ in its fleet expansion and business plan... Read...

As part of strategies to beat high operating costs in the aviation industry, domestic airlines have increased the number of flight seats, allowing more travellers to commute and boost revenue....

Over 100 mini-electricity grids are currently in operation across the country, making Nigeria one of the largest mini-grid markets in Africa, the Federal Government revealed on Tuesday. It disclosed this...

About 71 companies enjoyed N390.26bn pioneer status incentives in two years, according to findings by The PUNCH. Data obtained from the Federal Inland Revenue Service annual reports showed that pioneer...

According to reports, investors in the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) Premium Board stocks have seen significant gains of N4 trillion in the first nine months of 2023, from January to September....

The Chief Executive Officer of Ibadan Electricity Distribution Company, Kingsley Achife, on Monday said the residential consumers in Ogun State owed the company over N67bn. Achife urged members of the...

Inflation, In the current financial landscape, there is a discernible trend in the capital market where several listed firms are gearing up to initiate rights issues collectively amounting to an...

UNCTAD, the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, recently revealed that the sustainable finance market has reached a substantial valuation of $6 trillion. This disclosure came at a crucial...

Amidst major economic reforms being undertaken by the present federal government, Nigeria’s public debt is projected to hit N70 trillion while inflationary pressures are expected to be sustained through second half...