Electricity subsidy may hit N2.4 trillion this yearElectricity consumers, especially about 30 percent of Nigerians, who live in urban centres will be subsidised to the tune of N2.4 trillion in 2025, although generation will remain epileptic. The post Electricity subsidy ...
UK’s new partnership to unlock growth in emerging marketsEfforts to address the climate crisis and boost growth in the Global South will be enhanced under a partnership approach between the government and the United Kingdom’s financial sector, the UK's Minister for Developme ...
DMO offers two bonds for subscription at 17.8%, 18.8% interest ratesThe Debt Management Office (DMO) has opened offers for subscription on two Federal Government of Nigeria (FGN) savings bonds in February at an interest rate of 17.799 per cent and 18.799 per cent respectively.The post DM ...
US equities rise over $500bn AI project – ReportThe United States equities market recorded a rally last week, driven by optimism surrounding a $500bn artificial intelligence “Stargate” project and other major investment commitments. Afrinvest repor ...