The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) on Wednesday lamented the escalating incidence of petrol smuggling across Nigeria’s borders, which it put at a whopping 42 million litres per day. The
Two South African brothers who ran a cryptocurrency investment platform called Africypt have vanished with $3.6 billion worth of bitcoin in what could potentially be the biggest cryptocurrency heist in history. The incident
Dumebi Iyeke, Analyst with Financial Derivatives Company Limited, spoke to the Global Business Report about Krispy Kreme’s plans to head back to the Capital Market at a $4bn valuation.
Mosope Arubayi, Economist with Inflexion Capital Asset Managers, spoke to the Global Business Report about Year-on-year Inflation in the month of May across the African nations of Ghana, South Africa,
Analysts have welcomed the planned introduction of digital currency by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), saying it will improve the inflow of foreign exchange and boost the capacity of
The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) on Monday warned that private jet owners risk having their airplanes impounded if they fail to verify their documents before July 6, 2021, when the
Ogun, Kogi and Cross River States received the highest funds from the sale of solid minerals in 2019, inclusive of 13 per cent derivation, the latest report from the Nigeria
A Federal High Court in the Nigerian capital, Abuja, on Monday, ordered the Federal Government to pay $951 million to the Bayelsa State Government. The amount is the 13 per
Emirates Airlines on Monday announced the suspension of all flights to and from Nigeria, barely 48 hours after announcing that flights will resume on Wednesday, June 23. According to a
Oladipo Ajayi, Head of Fixed Income at Chapel Hill Denham, spoke to the Global Business Report about MSME (Micro, Small, Medium, Enterprise) week which kicks of on Tuesday, June 22.
Captain James Onipe spoke to the Global Business Report about the recent runway lights malfunction at the Lagos International Airport which caused British Airways to divert its London-to-Lagos flight to
As part of efforts to end the huge capital flight spent on maintenance of aircraft overseas put at $2 billion annually, some operators in the aviation industry and the Akwa
Emirates Airlines will resume flights to Nigeria from June 23, five months after it banned outbound flights from Abuja and Lagos. This followed the withdrawal of the Rapid Antigen Test
Britain’s airlines and holiday companies are planning a “day of action” on Wednesday to ramp up pressure on the government to ease travel restrictions, with just weeks to go before
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Oyekunle Benson, CFA with Context Analysis, spoke to the Global Business Report about Nigeria’s high inflationary environment. He also looked at the 10, 20, and 30 year annualized performance of
Tilewa Adebajo, an economist and chief executive officer of The CFG Advisory says there’s too much wastage in the Nigerian governance structure and called for the implementation of the Oronsaye
Economist and chief executive officer of CFG Advisory, Tilewa Adebajo says a failure of economic leadership in Nigeria has resulted in the country not attaining its full potential of a
Are US Tech companies under assault? India raided Twitter offices, Nigeria has suspended Twitter in its country, and now Russia’s parliament has passed legislation forcing US Tech companies to open
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