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Leadway Pensure PFA rewards 10 industrious Nigerian entrepreneurs with exciting prizes

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13 Unions in Nollywood have secured a landmark insurance deal for...

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Lagos state seal off Jumia warehouse,officials attacked by worshipers

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The Lagos State Government has sealed off of the business premises of one of the largest online marketing store in Africa, Jumia.

Skype, Zoom, others make fortunes from remote working outbreak as demand surge 

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While businesses are projecting a loss few companies like Skype, Zoom, and Houseparty are experiencing a surge in their demand. 
Seplat, stakeholders call for collaboration on Customer Protection Act, Seplat Petroleum announces closed period, as directors meet on March 19th, Seplat Petroleum announces a final dividend of at $0.05 per ordinary share, Seplat Petroleum donates items for management of COVID-19 to Edo

Seplat Petroleum donates items for management of COVID-19 to Edo

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Seplat Petroleum Development Company on Wednesday joined the league of Nigerian corporates to donate to the fight against coronavirus  
Consolidated Hallmark Plc announces close period ahead of Q3 2019 results  , Consolidated Hallmark Insurance Plc. Group records N711.5million profit Up 33%  

Consolidated Hallmark Insurance declares N711.5 million profit, up 33%  

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Consolidated Hallmark Insurance Plc. group released its audited full-year 2019 results after today’s trading hours. Here are the highlights.
How your stocks performed last week, Bears rule at the stock market, lose N174.37 billion on Wednesday , Nigerian bourse up 0.54% as Investors gain N63 billionBears dominate Nigerian bourse Index down 0.94%, trading volume remains low

Bears dominate Nigerian bourse Index down 0.94%, trading volume remains low

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The bearish trend persisted in the Nigerian bourse as the Nigerian All Share Index fell further by -0.94 % to close at 21,100.54 points.
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