Nigerian companies who have downsized
About 1,281 workers across seven major companies in Nigeria lost their jobs or resigned voluntarily due to issues ranging from economic challenges and downsizing in the manufacturing industry. | Pulse Nigeria
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About 1,281 workers across seven major companies in Nigeria lost their jobs or resigned voluntarily due to issues ranging from economic challenges and downsizing in the manufacturing industry. | Pulse Nigeria
The first trading day in May 2024 bucked the bearish trend as investors gained about N303bn at the close of trading on Thursday.
The market positive performance was driven by price appreciation in large and medium capitalised stocks which are; Conoil, MTN Nigeria Communications (MTNN),
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