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Prescription drug boom shoots Fidson’s quarterly profit 213% higher

Prescription drug boom shoots Fidson’s quarterly profit 213% higher

FIRS directs banks to close unauthorised tax collection accounts 

Seplat’s acquisition of ExxonMobil’s onshore business helps lift quarterly profit to N35 billion

Seplat’s acquisition of ExxonMobil’s onshore business helps lift quarterly profit to N35 billion

NRC to resume Warri-Itakpe Train Services on April 30, operate six days weekly from May 1 

Aisha Achimugu to visit EFCC over its investigation, Lawyer tells Court 

Exchange rate depreciates to N1,596/$1 at official market 

Afreximbank launches $3 billion Revolving Oil Trade Financing Programme to boost Intra-African, Caribbean petroleum trade 

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Meet Fouzi Lekjaa, 54 year old elected CAF’s first Vice President 

Cadbury Nigeria records increased domestic sales, recovers to N8.5 billion Q1 profits 

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Access Bank reacts as ex-worker is arrested for serial recording of colleagues in restroom

Access Bank reacts as ex-worker is arrested for serial recording of colleagues in restroom

Musings from Washington: World Bank/IMF meetings end amid uncertainty as Trump’s tariff policies reverberate

Musings from Washington: World Bank/IMF meetings end amid uncertainty as Trump’s tariff policies reverberate