Buhari, Wife, Ministers To Depart Abuja For Turkey
A file photo of President Muhammadu Buhari. President Muhammadu Buhari is set to leave Abuja for Istanbul, Turkey on Thursday where he will attend the third Turkey-Africa Partnership Summit. This…
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A file photo of President Muhammadu Buhari. President Muhammadu Buhari is set to leave Abuja for Istanbul, Turkey on Thursday where he will attend the third Turkey-Africa Partnership Summit. This…
File photo of a giant bouncy castle on the beach in Houlgate, northwestern France. AFP Five school children were killed and several others were seriously injured when a gust of…
A file photo of accused child molester, Baba Ijesha. The prosecution team of the Lagos State Government has closed its case against Nollywood actor, Olanrewaju James popularly known as Baba…
Lawmakers Approve N633.39bn 2022 Budget for NCC The Senate has approved the sum of N633. 39 billion as a budget for the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) for the 2022 fiscal…
Omicron Spreading Faster, Now in 77 Countries, WHO Says World Health Organisation (WHO) has warned that the Omicron variant is spreading faster than other variants as it is now present…
Nigeria to Spend US$1.9bn to Boost Power Supply The Federal Executive Council (FEC) has approved 1.9 billion dollars for the procurement of equipment for the nation’s power sector to boost…
U.S Fed to Double Monthly Asset Purchase Tapering to $30bn The United States Federal Reserve said Wednesday it will double the pace of its wind-down of monthly asset purchases next…
Oil Prices Drop as US Crude Stockpiles Drop Inventories of commercial crude slid for the third straight week, government data showed Wednesday, while oil prices fell following the World Health…
Yields Swing as Disinflation Lower Investors Negative Real Return Trading activities in the fixed income market was mixed today amidst a sustained slowdown in the headline inflation rate. Thus, the…
Headline Inflation Rate Falls to 15.40% Headline inflation rate reading in Nigeria has fallen to 15.40% for November readings, which is 59 basis points lower than 15.99 per cent recorded…
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