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Access Bank, NGO Provide Free Health Services to 5,000 in Kano
More than 5,000 people in Kano State have received free dental care because to Access Bank’s collaboration with the non-profit Grassroot Smile Initiative. The gesture
Buhari Honours SecureID CEO for Contribution to Manufacturing, Fintech Sectors
President Muhammadu Buhari has recognized Mrs. Kofo Akinkugbe, the founder and CEO of SecureID Group, for her contributions to the manufacturing and financial technology (fintech)
Investors’ Apathy Threatens N10.78tr Deficit Funding
The Federal Government’s strategy to pay its N10.78 trillion budget deficit may be jeopardized by investors’ lack of interest in Nigeria’s national bonds. The government
Customers Complain About 10 Nigerian Banks 5.7 Million Times In A Single Year.
From January 1 to December 31, 2021, ten of Nigeria’s largest banks received 5.7 million consumer complaints. The 2021 complaint data show a sharp increase
Jumia Promotes Adoption of Meal Ordering Through Online Food Festival
Jumia Food launched its online “food festival” campaign by promoting meal delivery from renowned local and international eateries. The Jumia Food Festival is another chance
Economy Gulps Over N9 Trillion In Three Years Because Of The Bailout, According To CBN
In the previous three years, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has injected over N9 trillion into the economy in the form of bailout monies
Experts Meet to Analyze the Nigerian Banking Policy
The Nigerian Banking Policy will be reviewed during a webinar by experts from within and outside of the nation as part of efforts to improve
CBN grant Xpress Payments mobile money license
The Central Bank of Nigeria has granted Xpress Payments, a subsidiary of Xpress Holdings Limited, a license to operate a mobile money operator. The license,
In One Week, Stock Market Investors Lose N1.7 Trillion
Following sharp declines in the stock prices of Airtel Africa Plc, Beta Glass Plc, and NEM Insurance Plc last week, investors lost N1.7tn at the
