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Raghunath Mandava, Airtel Africa

Airtel partners with Ecobank to offer loan and other services to...

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OPay's Country Manager reveals banks that will fizzle out to MTN, other Fintechs 

OPay’s Country Manager reveals banks that will fizzle out to MTN, other Fintechs 

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Coronavirus: Nigerian Banks starts advising customers against visiting banking hall for transactions, Ecobank Group records 32% growth in profit before tax of NGN146.5 billion for 2019, COVID-19: Ecobank commits about N100 million to national radio campaign “StaySafeNigeria”, Displeased customers drag banks on Twitter due to poor internet banking services

Displeased customers drag banks on Twitter due to poor internet banking services

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Banks in Nigeria have intensified their digital marketing efforts, as they encourage their customers to stay safe by adopting online banking
FCMB Group notifies investors on Q3 results delay, FCMB profits decline by 4.84% in 9 months, FCMB Nigeria’s evening of investment talks with Ugodre, FCMB replaces KPMG with Deloitte as its new auditor, FCMB profit up 9.2% surges to N20 billion

FCMB profit up 9.2% surges to N20 billion

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FCMB Group Plc. on Tuesday released its full-year 2019 results after today’s trading hours. Here are the highlights of the results.
Tax Remittance: LIRS to integrate PID module into TIN, LASAA, COVID-19: Lagos state has recorded no deaths

COVID-19: Lagos state has recorded no deaths

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The Lagos state government has said that Lagos state has no mortality from the coronavirus infection so far Of the 81 cases confirmed  
Facebook set to award $3 million in Community Accelerator program, Facebook to invest $100 million in media houses as coronavirus crashes their revenue

Facebook to invest $100 million in media houses as coronavirus crashes their revenue

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Facebook says it will support media houses with $100 million investment as the Coronavirus pandemic is affecting their finances.
NSE Bonds, CBN, Nigerian bourse down 0.14%, trading volume drops due to NSE’s remote trading

Nigerian bourse down 0.14%, trading volume drops due to NSE’s remote trading

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The NSE closed on Tuesday on a slightly negative as Index depreciated by -0.14 % to close at 21,300.47 as its capitalization closed by the same margin
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