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  • Dangote forecast Refinery’s shares may hit N10,000
  • Bamanga Tukur , ex-Industry Minister, is dead at 90
  • FG Earmarks N180bn annually for Students Data
  • Tony Elumelu : From photocopier salesman to Banker
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  • Dangote forecast Refinery’s shares may hit N10,000

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  • Bamanga Tukur , ex-Industry Minister, is dead at 90

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  • FG Earmarks N180bn annually for Students Data

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  • Tony Elumelu : From photocopier salesman to Banker

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  • Two childhood friends, left global chemical companies to build Alliance Chemicals in Africa

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  • Brent Holds Above $101bp Thursday

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  • Stainless steel melt shop production up by 33.0 million tonnes HY 2026

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“With the removal of trade barriers, insurance companies can develop and offer cross-border insurance products, including coverage for businesses operating in multiple African countries, which can enhance the attractiveness of Nigerian insurers to multinational clients. This will also bring about increased investment as it is likely to attract foreign direct investment.” – Commissioner for Insurance, Mr Olusegun Omosehin

Franklin Ocheneyi2 years ago2 years ago00 min
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