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Two former executives at a company linked to shipping magnate John Fredriksen have filed a lawsuit seeking about $1 billion in damages, alleging that a long-running fraud case brought by the firm pushed them to the brink of financial collapse. The claim…
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Read moreRetired personnel of the Nigeria Police Force on Monday staged a protest in Abuja, demanding their removal from the Contributory Pension Scheme (CPS) and integration into the Nigerian Police Pension Board. The demonstration took place at one of the entry…
Read moreBoko Haram terrorists have issued a 72-hour ultimatum to the Nigerian government, demanding N5 billion for the release of 416 abducted women and children in Borno State. The threat was made in a video released by the group on Sunday,…
Read moreThe Nigerian All-Share Index (ASI) advanced by 0.44% on April 20, 2026, closing at 218,113.84 points, up from its opening level of 217,167.57points. This uptick came even as trading volume eased to 983 million units, down from the 1.2 billion units recorded in…
Read moreThe Belgium government has announced that all applications for short-term work permits and commuter permits will transition to a fully digital system from May 1, 2026, marking a significant shift in how employers process foreign worker documentation. Under the new directive, employers…
Read moreDividend season is shaping up as a major marker of corporate strength on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX), with listed companies putting shareholder returns at the forefront of their results. Over ₦1 trillion in dividends had been paid out to shareholders…
Read moreStandard Chartered has been ranked as the number one Mergers & Acquisitions (M&A) Financial Adviser by deal value in West Africa. The rankings were unveiled at the prestigious DealMakers Africa Annual Gala Awards in Lagos recently. Standard Chartered secured the…
Read moreStand at the Oshodi bus stop in Lagos for ten minutes, and you will count, without trying, at least eighty-five people who are technically working. Among others, you see the woman selling cold shelled groundnuts from a tray balanced on…
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