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Nestle’s success rests on the back of the economic power of Nigerians
Top 5 in market capitalization and a long run as the most expensive stock on the NGX, Nestle’s market positioning...
NBS under Dr. Harry is starting with a very bad habit
There is a new sheriff in town. Last month, the Federal Government appointed Dr Simon Harry as the new Statistician-General...
Going Local: Nigerians turn to homegrown substitutes as exchange rate approaches N600/$1
Nigerians face a tough choice, keep gobbling up foreign-made goods and services or looking inwards for the closest substitute. The...
Cement companies post record revenues on higher demand, price hikes
Nigeria’s Cement majors have reported record revenue increases on the back of higher volume and price adjustments in the first...
Jumia share price down 48% in the last 6 months
Jumia, Africa’s largest online e-commerce platform has seen its share price decline by a whopping 48% in the last 6...
Three things that could make the naira great again
Nairametrics discusses three things that can strengthen the naira against foreign currencies and make it great again.
Julius Berger Plc: Showing resilience by plugging the leakages
Coming from a Covid-19 ravaged financial year, Julius Berger's result is a triumph in itself.
Data shows Nigerians are more miserable under President Buhari
Every May 29, Nigeria remembers the beginning of the end of decades of military rule and the start of democracy....
Dangote Sugar grows revenue with the help of “pricing benefits”
Dangote Sugar has revealed it increased prices in the first quarter of 2021 to mitigate the problems of rising inflation...
GlaxoSmithKline in big trouble as losses mount
The results were less than impressive with several key indicators showing a year-on-year decline.
