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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
Uber has announced it would shut down its operations in Nigeria temporarily following the lockdown of its revenue-driven routes in the country.
Recent data on key industry fundamentals published by the NCC showed that the total number of broadband subscriptions grew 1.8% m/m and 19.0% y/y to 73.5 million.
The Eko Electricity Distribution Company (EKEDC) has guaranteed its customers that there would be constant power supply during this lockdown period.
The LIRS has extended the deadline for filing of Annual Returns for individual taxpayers, including self-employed persons, by two months.
The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) has postponed the take-off of the new electricity tariff by the Electricity Distribution Companies (DisCos)
FG has urged DStv, Startimes, MTN, Airtel and other network providers to offer free services to Nigerian workers affected by the lockdown.
First Bank announced yesterday that it had donated the sum of N1 billion to facilitate the fight against the Coronavirus pandemic in Nigeria.
Unilever Nigeria has released its audited financial statements for the year ended 31 December 2019, as it declared a turnover of N60.5 billion in the year under review.
Prudential Zenith Life Insurance is rolling out a range of services to help customers cope with the lockdown occasioned by the Coronavirus pandemic.
NEITI has announced that Nigeria earned a total of $32.63 billion from the oil and gas sector in 2018.
The CBN recently adjusted the rate in the Investors and Exporters Foreign exchange window to N380/USD from the N364 to N370.