Finance
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Dangote Refinery Crisis: Uncovering the Shocking Mistakes Behind Africa’s Largest Oil Project
The Dangote Refinery controversy has generated substantial debate, capturing the attention of stakeholders across various sectors. Initially, I found myself…
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List of Kuda Bank USSD Codes for Transfers, Airtime Recharges, and More
Kuda Bank, a renowned digital bank in Nigeria, offers seamless banking services through its USSD codes. These codes enable customers…
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What’s Causing Trouble Between Dangote and the Nigerian Government?
Recent events indicate that not all is well between Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote, and some agencies of the Nigerian…
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Senegal Begins Oil Production: A Historic Milestone Promising Economic Growth
Senegal has embarked on a transformative journey with the commencement of its first-ever oil production, a significant development hailed by…
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What are Lagos State Laws on Land and Demolition?
When you want to buy land or a house in Lagos State, you need to go through some legal processes…
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10 Tinubu Ministers You’ve Probably Never Heard of
The Tinubu administration is facing significant challenges. One year into his four-year tenure, notable achievements have been elusive. A year…
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Debt Service Claims 70% of Nigeria’s Dollar Outflow in Q1, 2024
In the first quarter of 2024, Nigeria grappled with the weighty burden of debt service payments, which accounted for a…
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Airtel Africa profit plunges 112% on currency devaluation In Nigeria, Malawi, Others
Airtel Africa, Nigeria’s second largest telecoms company has reported significant financial setbacks due to currency devaluations in several of its…
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Togo’s President Signs New Constitution Eliminating Presidential Elections
Togo’s president has signed a new constitution eliminating presidential elections, his office said late Monday, a move that opponents say…
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Why does the Central Bank of Nigeria want POS operators to register, and what’s the 0.5% cybersecurity levy for?
Banks in Nigeria will begin charging a 0.5 percent cybersecurity levy on every electronic transfer made by individuals. These charges…
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