Customers of Nigerian banks risk losing access to the Unstructured Supplementary Service Data (USSD) of the firms, as MTN Nigeria, Airtel and other telecommunications company threaten to shut it down. Nigerian banks
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The Director, Development Finance of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Yusuf Yila, has disclosed that the financial regulator has began to deduct from the accounts of indebted state governments and farmers, in order
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The Minister of state for industry, trade and investment, Maryam Katagum, has requested that Nigerian banks should prioritise women in their credit facility. Katagum urged the creditors to create gender desk that
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After three years of a single-digit inflationary rate regime in Nigeria, the country fell into the double-digit inflation era in February 2016, and has failed to cut itself free in the last
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The market capitalisation grew to N26.53 trillion on Wednesday, rising by 0.05%, from the N26.51 trillion the Nigerian stock market capitalisation ended Tuesday with. The All-Share Index rose to 49,171.7 ASI after appreciating
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GOLD COAST, Australia, 28 September 2022 -/African Media Agency(AMA)/- Bybit, the world’s third most visited crypto exchange, has unveiled its latest listing on Bybit Launchpad 2.0 — PUMLx. PUMLx is the utility token of
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The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has released new details about the adoption of eNaira in the country, disclosing that the total app downloads have risen to 905,588. Prime Business Africa understands
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September 27, 2022 Dollar Rates Update: The Naira fell in the official foreign exchange market, Investors and Exporters window, on Tuesday, by -0.07%, as traders increased their asking price to sell a
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The Director- General of Debt Management Office (DMO), Patience Oniha, has defended Nigerian government’s debt during a presentation at the Executive Course on Budgeting and Fiscal Transparency, in Abuja. Oniha said loans obtained
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Nigerian young Nigerians and tech founders, Tunde Kara, Olumide Fayankin, Gatumi Aliyu and Wale Oyepeju, have raised $30 million from foreign and African investors to aid their digital business. Their tech startup,
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