Publicis wins Rocket media review
Detroit-based Financial services company Rocket Companies (FKA Quicken Loans) has selected Publicis Groupe as its new media agency after a review that began in the
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Coca-Cola denies wrongdoing over FCCPC allegation
Coca‑Cola Nigeria provides clear, accessible nutrition information on our packaging in line with national regulatory requirements and is committed to transparency for consumers. Our priority
Mele Kyari: Strengthening, stabilising the economy with innovative interventions
Tayo Williams Mele Kyari, the Group Chief Executive Officer of the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited, affects the candour of a general and the passion
Telcos: Over 30m GSM lines not properly linked to NIN
The Chairman of the Association of Licensed Telecom Operators of Nigeria, Gbenga Adebayo, has stated that more than 30 million phone lines are not properly
AfDB approves $500m fresh loan for Nigeria
The African Development Bank Group (AfDB) has given consent to a loan of $500m to the Federal Government to finance the first phase of the
Nigeria must grow beyond banking to achieve $1tn economy, says Afrinvest
Chioke Ike, the Group Managing Director of Afrinvest, has advised the Federal Government that for the country to achieve the projected $1tn economy, it needs
WhatsApp may exit Nigeria over $220m fine
One week after FCCPC imposed a $220 million fine on WhatsApp for a data privacy breach, the company may suspend its operations in the country
PSHAN advocates for the strengthening of PHCs amid economic challenges
Private Health Sector Alliance of Nigeria (PSHAN) recently convened an insightful X-Space discussion on July 28, 2024, titled “Effects of the Current State of the
CBN’s delay in providing market guidance triggered naira fall-Afrinvest
* Chioke advises investors to weigh opportunities in banking sector The 2024 Nigerian Banking Sector Report by Afrinvest Group has linked Central Bank of Nigeria
Stanbic IBTC Bank Nigeria PMI: Business activity falls for first time in 8 months
The Nigerian private sector moved back into contraction territory in July as steep price pressures hit demand and resulted in renewed reductions in both business