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Three Tier-1 banks in Nigeria generated about N123.94 trillion from electronic banking in the first half of 2023, with Zenith Bank leading the list of top earners.

The naira recorded its fastest recovery in three weeks, gaining over N110 against the dollar, the first in the last three weeks since it began depreciating.

The German government has revealed plans to supply electricity to Nigeria and other West African countries through Cotonou in Benin Republic, Vice Chancellor said.

The Nigerian government has launched seven conversion centres for CNG vehicles across the country as it moves to pivot away from petrol-powered vehicle

The Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NURPC) has asked domestic oil firms to prioritize local refineries in the supply of crude oil.

The price of Bitcoin soared to N28.4 million in Nigeria as Argentina and Turkey joined the list of countries that saw a significant rise in Bitcoin prices recently.

The retailers of BUA Cement have revealed why the price of the product is still selling at the old price of N5,500 instead slashed price of the N3,500

The newly launched Ugandan Airline has signed a contract with Skyway Aviation Handling Company to handle its ground operations in Lagos, Nigeria.

10 months after the Cabotage Fund was approved for disbursement by five commercial banks, the Nigerian government is yet to send the fund to beneficiaries.

As China begins to hold back financial help to the world, countries like Nigeria and other African nations seem to be stuck in a limbo.